TeamSpeed wrote in post #18085268
It works decently on cameras like the SL1 and other bodies without dual pixel. The issue is that if you don't have an STM lens, you might be picking up lens AF noise in the video. It is prudent to get an off camera mic like Rode or equivalents.
Thanks Teamspeed, I do have a 40mm pancake which Inthink is an STM lens.
I had a small break somtried it.
Actually it works pretty well, instead of pressing the AF On button to focus, as on my 5D3 as well, where it seems to overshoot and then recorrect on both these cameras,mthere seems to be a natural flow from on af position to the other. Maybe a little bit slower but a lot nicer to watch, more natural. Actually its a real bonus.
Hmmm not sure how it would handle this proposed dance routine, might even be better than my crap first attemps. But will definitely work for Dressage, kids birthday parties tracking the New kitten innthe garden. ( as long as its not in manic steroid mode lol).
A real bonus feature
it always irked me that the 5D3 didnt have some kind of continuous af, especially formthe money, whereas the basic Sony SLT 7 had it. So I am Very pleased.
I wonder how much better the dual pixel af is over this, faster and ot more accurate?
But for my extremely limited use is a godsend and will do me very nicely .... Thank you Canon!
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