Viewing and focusing – Canon A-1 User Manual
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Out of Focus
In Focus
Viewing and Focusing
To focus, rotate the focusing ring of the lens
as you view the subject through the view
finder. Do not swing your upper body
backward and forward as you focus.
The focusing screen is composed of three
different focusing aids: a microprism ring
and a split-image rangefinder in the central
area, and a surrounding matte screen. The
split-image rangefinder tells you that the
image is “in focus” when the image, which is
divided horizontally when out of focus,
merges to become one complete image. The
microprism rangefinder
presents
a clear,
steady image when in focus but a broken,
shimmering image when not accurately in
focus. When your desired subject is sharp,
you know that the focus is correctly set.
You can focus with any of these three
focusing aids as you like depending on the
subject and your preference.
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