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  1. Bogdan
    13.04.2019

    And when shooting a video, the focus does not block? I’m shooting myself with a deployed screen on the Nikon D5100, and it constantly changes focus, does not hold on to me, and the focus sound interferes with the recording, and the picture is blurry. Help me please.

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    • Ilya
      21.04.2019

      You can focus and then switch to manual focus mode. If you don’t move much in the video, it will work. In all other cases, you need a second person who will be behind the camera.

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    • BB
      21.04.2019

      In my opinion, in AF-S mode it will not refocus until you make a half press

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  2. Vladislav
    05.10.2019

    Hello Arkady! I noticed that there is very little discussion on such important articles as "exposure", "function buttons", "focusing features". I think these articles of yours are one of the most important for understanding how to get high-quality photos.
    It's a little unclear what is (decryption on the fingers). You write that “If we took a picture in automatic exposure metering, we would most likely get a dark silhouette of a squirrel. When using the AF-L / AE-L button, you can point the camera at a tree trunk, press AF-L / AE-L for the camera to measure the exposure in the shadows, switch the camera to the squirrel and take a picture. ”I understand correctly that you need to aim the center point focus on a tree trunk, focus, then press AF-L / AE-L to freeze the exposure, move the focus point to the squirrel and take a picture? Do I understand the sequence of actions correctly?
    In this case, is it better to adjust the exposure to “multi”, or spot, or no difference?

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      05.10.2019

      Yes, you can.

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    • Valery A.
      05.10.2019

      There is probably a difference - according to the logic, you need a point or center-weighted., So that the tree trunk is normally exposed (why not measure it not by the squirrel?). Or another option - in RAV, with an exposure correction of -0,3 - 0,7 (so that the light does not get out), we shoot with the matrix metering with the necessary cropping, and then in the editor we draw out the shadows and paint to your taste.

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      • Denis
        22.01.2023

        In this situation, I would shoot with exposure bracketing + -1 step and take an HDR shot

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    • Yuriy
      07.10.2019

      And for whom is it all, like ний manual mode “M”?

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  3. JulianTew
    13.06.2021

    My thanks for the quick answers. Thanks to all. Special thanks to the user with the nickname Moderator

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  4. Azake
    08.04.2022

    they say that 90% of people don't use all the bells and whistles on their devices. firstly, it is not necessary, and secondly, it is often inconvenient to use. therefore, for me, even 99% of people do not use additional functions, as in the case of cameras. I only know one person who used different buttons on his camera. Yes, even reprogrammed them for themselves. in the case of the af-l / ae-l button, how is it different from the half-pressed shutter button? what is being programmed? half-click is also programmed on some cameras, but to a lesser extent.

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    • Denis
      22.01.2023

      Half-pressing works only in one, the first focus mode.
      I agree that the menu of cameras of all manufacturers is oversaturated with functions that the user does not need at all. And they make the job harder. It's bad that you can't turn off all the chips needed only by the zhepeg.

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      • B. R. P.
        22.01.2023

        If some super-pro (who for some reason does not have enough money for an appropriate camera, where there are no “extra” functions) does not need these functions, this does not mean that others do not need them. The main thing for the manufacturer is to sell as much and as expensive as possible. And most consumers of amateur cameras do not even know what RAW is and they do not need it.

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