June 2019
Beginner
156 pages
4h 59m
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MIRRORLESS CAMERAS USE a focusing system called contrast detection, and as you might have guessed, it uses contrast from the image sensor to determine if a subject is in focus. When a mirrorless camera is in the standard ON position, light is passing through the lens and onto the sensor (Figure 9.1). If the lens is not focused, the subject will be blurry. As a result, it will have very low contrast around the edges.
When the shutter release button is pressed to the halfway position, the camera will begin to adjust the focus of the lens. While the lens is focusing, the sensor will monitor contrast levels within the selected ...
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