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Nov 11, 2009 00:30 |  #16

[QUOTE=tim;8992786]But if you use AF-On then hit the shutter button it'll refocus anyway, unless you've set it up not to.

How do you set this up ??. being able to do this would increase my % of keepers hugely.


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Nov 11, 2009 01:01 |  #17

davethejnz wrote in post #8994432 (external link)
How do you set this up ??. being able to do this would increase my % of keepers hugely.

On the 40D I think it's CF4-1. On the 7D there's a huge menu system, you can configure the buttons to do whatever you like.


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