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Sets which to prioritize when animals and birds are recognized at the same time. ([Auto]/[Priority on Animals]/[Priority on
Birds])
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Recognition Part
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Sets the part to be recognized. ([Eye/Head/Body]/[Eye/Head]/[Eye]/[Follow Individ. Set.]
Recog. Part Sel. Settings
When [Recognition Part Select] is assigned to a custom key, this sets the recognized part that can be switched with the
custom key. ([Eye/Head/Body]/[Eye/Head]/[Eye]/[Follow Individ. Set.]
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Available for [Human]/[Animal]/[Bird]/[Insect]/[Car/Train]/[Airplane]
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[Animal]/[Bird]/[Insect]/[Car/Train]/[Airplane] only
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[Animal/Bird] only
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[Animal/Bird]/[Animal]/[Bird] only
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When the recognition target is set to [Animal/Bird], these settings can be adjusted from the [Animal: Detailed Setting] or [Bird: Detailed Settings]
screen.
Hint
To recognize animal or bird eyes, compose the shot so that the entire head is within the angle of view. Once you focus on the
animal's or bird's head, the eyes will be recognized more easily.
If you register [Recognition Part] in the function menu, you can change the setting while shooting a still image.
Note
When [
Recognition Target] is set to other than [Human], the following functions cannot be used.
Face Priority in Multi Metering
Regist. Face Priority
Some types of subjects cannot be recognized in line with the [
you have set may be recognized as the subject in some cases. If this occurs, set [
the focus frame closer to the subject to make it easier to recognize the subject.
Related Topic
Focusing using subject recognition functions
Subject Recog in AF (still image/movie)
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Recognition Target] setting. Also, subjects other than the target
Focus Area] to [Zone] or [Spot] and move
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