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Spot Area AF
Spot Area AF,
in
which
the focus
detecting area
is
shown
by
the
3mm-dia.
circle
at
the
center
of the viewfnder, is
recommended in the following situations:
a.
Subject
considerably
smaller than the
Wide-Area
focus brackets'
b
.
Subject obscured by an
object,
such as a fence,
in
the
foreground
•
Lock
focus. See
"AUTOFOCUS WITH MAIN
SUBJECT OFF CENTER"
on pages 36 to
37
.
c.
A particular portion of
the
subject must be in focus,
such as the eyes
in
a
portrait
.. To give correct exposure
on
your
subject,
see
"AUTO
EXPOSURE
LOCK FUNCTION WITH AU BUTTON" on pages 74 to
75
or
"TO
OBTAIN METER READING FOR A PARTICULAR SUBJECT IN MANUAL EXPOSURE MODE" on pages 76 to 77.
30
d. Strongly
backlit subject,
such as someone standing
beside bright
window"
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