C.fn iii -11 switch to registered af point, Af point auto selection, Af point selection – Canon EOS-1D Mark IV User Manual

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Custom Function Settings

C.Fn III -11 Switch to registered AF point

You can instantly switch to the registered AF point with <>:•?> or the <K->

button while the metering timer is active. The AF will operate when the
switch is made.

0; Disable

1; Switch with < ijJ>

By pressing you can switch to the registered AF point. Press it

again to switch to the previous AF point.

2; Only while <-X-> is pressed

You can switch to the registered AF point only while you hold down the

<*> button. When you release the <-X-> button, the camera will return

to the original AF point.

Registering the AF point

You can register an AF point you use frequently.

1. Select the AF point to be registered, (p.97)

2. While holding down the <I33> button, press the <lSO> button.

• [II]

HP:

Automatic selection,

SEL

[ ]: Center AF point,

SEL HP

: Off-center AF point

If you change the C.Fn III -10 setting, the registered AF point will be

canceled. The camera will switch to the center AF point.
You cannot register multiple AF points.

AF point auto selection

For AF point selection, you can enable or disable automatic selection.

The setting before the slash (/) applies to the <0> dial’s function while the

metering timer is active with C.Fn IV -3-1/3 set. And the setting after the

slash applies to the dial’s function when the <EB> button is pressed.
0: Odirect:disable/iicii;:enable

When metering is active, the <0> dial cannot select automatic
selection. You can select automatic selection with

1: Odirect:disable/£It::disable

Automatic selection cannot be selected.

2; Gdirect:enable//S:enable

When metering is active, the <0> dial can select automatic selection.
You can select automatic selection with <^>.

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