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Mar 27, 2007 16:41 |  #31

Whoa, that's a while back ;)

Still on the Mk2 (not N) though.

Not too much changed here. CFn 17-1 became 17-0 lately, since 17-1 gave me focus on not quite the subject with AiServo... (unlike One Shot, the focus point is always automatically expanded, regardless of FL)

CFn 10-0 and 14-0; 21-0.

Quite a few additions / changes to the PFn however.

Also set some PFn, then set them off on camera. That way I have them avialiable when I need them, without needing a mac and FW...

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01: same
02: disable partial and average
03: specified: partial
05: f/18
06; set, then off
07: set, then off
08: 3 shots
09: set: +0- then off
10: set
14: stayed the same
15: stayed the same
17: set, then off
18: set, then off
19: high= 6 fps, (I think this one gets switched on/off most often)
21: stayed the same
23: 6 sec to 2 sec; 16 sec to 30 sec, post shoot to 2 sec.
24: stayed the same
25: P, eval, RAW, One shot AF, single, AWB
27: QCD only, set off
30: set.


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Mar 27, 2007 19:11 |  #32

René Damkot wrote in post #2940432 (external link)
Whoa, that's a while back ;)

Still on the Mk2 (not N) though.

Not too much changed here. CFn 17-1 became 17-0 lately, since 17-1 gave me focus on not quite the subject with AiServo... (unlike One Shot, the focus point is always automatically expanded, regardless of FL)

CFn 10-0 and 14-0; 21-0.

Quite a few additions / changes to the PFn however.

Also set some PFn, then set them off on camera. That way I have them avialiable when I need them, without needing a mac and FW...

PFn's
01: same
02: disable partial and average
03: specified: partial
05: f/18
06; set, then off
07: set, then off
08: 3 shots
09: set: +0- then off
10: set
14: stayed the same
15: stayed the same
17: set, then off
18: set, then off
19: high= 6 fps, (I think this one gets switched on/off most often)
21: stayed the same
23: 6 sec to 2 sec; 16 sec to 30 sec, post shoot to 2 sec.
24: stayed the same
25: P, eval, RAW, One shot AF, single, AWB
27: QCD only, set off
30: set.

what type of shooting do you do?


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Mar 27, 2007 19:30 |  #33

Advertising (Packshots, clothing (not 'high fashion'), people, a little bit of everything else), Performing Arts.


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Mar 27, 2007 20:32 |  #34

interesting, I just got my DIIN and right now everything is on Default execpt CF4-3, I dont know what lot of the setting are so I keep them on default.


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Mar 27, 2007 20:53 |  #35

I've found this (external link) pdf *very* helpfull. There is also a quick reference guide here (external link)


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Mar 27, 2007 21:19 |  #36

Thanks for the info!


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Mar 28, 2007 02:20 |  #37

I still dont understand CF 17 and 19

17 - expands the active area around manually selected focusing points. Isnt the point of shooting manual is to to control what you focus on?

19 - adds AF control features to compatible EF lenses. doesnt all lenses have AF control?


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Mar 28, 2007 05:03 |  #38

CFn 17 is kind of a 'tiny Auto AF point selection'. If the chosen AF point has too little contrast to focus, it will pick one (or two, depending on CFn 17, AF settings and focal lenght) of the surrounding AF points.
It caused me some OoF images by focussing on a cheek or microphone instead of an eye for example. (thread here,thanks PacAce)
Some other threads about CFn 17, and trouble with it: 1 and 2.
I don't use CFn 19, since I don't have the long lenses that feature an AF stop button. (I think that's 400mm and up, so in that case, neither do you)


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Mar 28, 2007 13:24 |  #39

René Damkot wrote in post #2943108 (external link)
CFn 17 is kind of a 'tiny Auto AF point selection'. If the chosen AF point has too little contrast to focus, it will pick one (or two, depending on CFn 17, AF settings and focal lenght) of the surrounding AF points.
It caused me some OoF images by focussing on a cheek or microphone instead of an eye for example. (thread here,thanks PacAce)
Some other threads about CFn 17, and trouble with it: 1 and 2.
I don't use CFn 19, since I don't have the long lenses that feature an AF stop button. (I think that's 400mm and up, so in that case, neither do you)

ahh thank you very much.


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Mar 29, 2007 02:34 |  #40

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I wish however that the option could have been to bump up the slow speed burst from 3 to 5,.. jst to leave that 8.5 fps readily accesible.. if only so I can show off :lol:

The 1D MkIIN allows for that. Time to upgrade!


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Mar 29, 2007 06:04 |  #41

Can someone explain to me how CF 4.1 works and how to use it while shooting?




  
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Mar 29, 2007 06:32 |  #42

René Damkot wrote in post #2943108 (external link)
CFn 17 is kind of a 'tiny Auto AF point selection'. If the chosen AF point has too little contrast to focus, it will pick one (or two, depending on CFn 17, AF settings and focal lenght) of the surrounding AF points.
It caused me some OoF images by focussing on a cheek or microphone instead of an eye for example. (thread here,thanks PacAce)
Some other threads about CFn 17, and trouble with it: 1 and 2.
I don't use CFn 19, since I don't have the long lenses that feature an AF stop button. (I think that's 400mm and up, so in that case, neither do you)


Thanks for your post - very helpful!


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Mar 29, 2007 07:14 |  #43

r300f28 wrote in post #2948459 (external link)
Can someone explain to me how CF 4.1 works and how to use it while shooting?

Whole thread about it here....


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Mar 29, 2007 09:33 |  #44

Lani Kai wrote in post #2948156 (external link)
The 1D MkIIN allows for that. Time to upgrade!

When I posted way back then, I was unaware that you can turn the PF functions on or off after they are set by simply using the menu..

So now I have four speed options, the defaults, and the low and high that I have set... :)


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