Fujifilm S3 Pro Guia De Utilização

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Unlock the 4-direction button.

1 Press “d”, “c”, “a” or “b” to select the focus

area. 

2 Once you have specified the focus area, lock the

4-direction button to prevent accidental improper
use.

h The specified focus area is automatically

illuminated in red according to the brightness of
the subject.

CSM 3: The specified focus area is automatically illuminated, but you can change the settings

so that the illumination is disabled or is no longer dependent on the subject brightness
(

➡P.111).

CSM 4: Normally, you can only select a focus area by pressing the arrow on the 4-direction

button that points towards that focus area. However, you can set camera operation so
that when the right-hand focus area is selected, pressing “c” on the 4-direction button
selects the left-hand focus area. This means you can switch between focus areas on
opposite sides without having to press different sides of the 4-direction button
(

➡P.111).

Use Manual focus in situations where autofocus may not work as expected (

➡P.39) or a lens other

than an AF Nikkor lens (

➡P.20) is attached.

Focus the camera by turning the focusing ring on
the lens until the image can be seen clearly in the
matt surface of the viewfinder screen.

h When using a lens with the A-M select function,

set the switch/ring to “M” to focus manually. If
“M/A” (autofocus with manual priority) is available
with your lens, Manual focus is possible either
with the switch/ring set to “M” or “M/A”. See the
instruction manual of your lens for details.

This allows you to check the focus of your shot
using the focus indicator “

●” in the viewfinder.

You can use Focus Aid when the lens mounted has
an f-stop setting brighter than f/5.6.

1 Position the selected focus area over the object

on which you want to focus.

2 Turn the focusing ring on the lens.

Press the shutter button down halfway. When the
shot is in focus, the focus indicator “

●” lights.

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To make focusing easier on this camera, the range in which the focus indicator “

●” lights is set to a

fixed size. As a result, the camera does not react to slight movements of the focusing ring, thereby
avoiding flickering in the focus indicator “

●”.

However, this means that the focusing position at the wide-angle setting is very slightly different from
the focusing position at the telephoto setting, so that the shot may not be optimally focused even when
the focus indicator “

●” is lit. In this situation, you can focus precisely by positioning the focusing ring in

the middle of the range in which the focus indicator “

●” lights.

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