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AF mode
ONE SHOT
AI SERVO
Drive mode
Single image
High-speed continuous shooting
AF area 
selection mode
Single-point Spot AF
Single-point AF
AF point expansion (Manual selection  )
AF point expansion (Surrounding)
Zone AF
Large Zone AF
65-point automatic selection AF
AF Configuration Tool Case1
AF mode
ONE SHOT
AI SERVO
Drive mode
Single image
High-speed continuous shooting
AF area 
selection mode
Single-point Spot AF
Single-point AF
AF point expansion (Manual selection  )
AF point expansion (Surrounding)
Zone AF
Large Zone AF
[65-point automatic selection AF]
AF Configuration Tool Case 1 or Case 2
Small subjects such as wild birds
Use [Zone AF] and capture the surface of the 
subject from a somewhat narrow angle.
Use [65-point automatic selection AF] and  
follow subject movement across the AF array
When shooting small, quick-moving subjects such as wild 
birds, etc., use [Zone AF] to put a larger AF Area on the 
subject, and lessen the risk of AF "losing" it as it moves.
[65-point automatic selection AF] is especially effective for 
single subjects that move laterally, when you want to preserve 
an original composition and not continually move the camera 
to keep a single AF point upon it.  EOS iTR metering teams-up 
with the AF system to shift AF points and follow the subject.
Subjects moving around freely
;  
For framing utilizing space
There’s so much potential to photographers who are 
willing to go beyond simply picking a single AF point 
in the center, and switching to AI Servo AF to begin 
shooting moving subjects.
   These four pages outline some possible prelimi-
nary starting settings that help optimize the EOS 7D 
Mark II’s AF system for different types of moving 
subjects.  No one setting is right for every situation;  
the camera’s ability to change AF Area settings, select 
different Cases in the AF Configuration Tool menu, 
and combine this with the camera’s drive speed (up 
to 10fps, with AI Servo AF) make this a truly versatile 
tool for the serious working photographer.
   Use this guide to understand the fundamentals 
available, and then experiment with them to see 
what works best when the camera is in your hands.