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CANON MARK III FOCUS SETTINGS

 
Rogerio ­ Barbosa
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Nov 10, 2007 20:17 |  #1

Hi

I switch from a Mk II to a MK III. On my mark II i use to do my focus selection with the rear dial by rotating the wheel I could go on one of the 9 outer focus area . I could also use the WB button to reset the focus back in the center point. Also, I could change the speed of the camera with the front dial and when pressing the Focus area selector button on the back I could change the aperature setting too. Are those settings possible with the mark III ? If so can someone let me know i've been trouht the guide but I dont seem to find how to set the Aperture setting to the Focus selector Buton ( zoom +)

1- front dial changes speed of the camera
2- front dial with the focus button ( back top right) change the aperture settings
3- Back dial alows me to move the focus selector trought the 9 outer areas
4- WB button resets the focus selector to the center


Please help me...someone




  
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Nov 10, 2007 22:36 |  #2

if you want to reset your focus point back to the center, you can push in the "multidirectional" joystick or whatever they call it (the smaller joystick-type-thing that controls all focus points on a 20/30/40d)

certainly not an answer to all your questions, but hope it helps.


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Nov 11, 2007 12:16 as a reply to  @ Cathpah's post |  #3

thx but I really need to know the other settings......




  
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