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Prognathous
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Thanks Brian. I'm really curious about this one specific subject. I'm sure the G1 is a fantastic camera in most other aspects.
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Prognathous
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Here's a video that demonstrates the type of AF-C challenge I'm referring to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kxm7tPefNc
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kxm7tPefNc
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Brian Mosley
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Thanks for the illustration Prog,
I'll have a look at it now for you.
Kind Regards
Brian
I'll have a look at it now for you.
Kind Regards
Brian
Brian Mosley
New member
OK, leaning in and out towards a bookcase in fairly low artificial light - the continuous autofocus tracks in a very high pitched continuous sounding tone (very quiet indeed)... and the focus stays sharp in the viewfinder.
It seems to be tracking very well indeed - as if it's working out the speed of travel and matching, rather than making multiple back and forward sweeps.
It's good!
Cheers
Brian
It seems to be tracking very well indeed - as if it's working out the speed of travel and matching, rather than making multiple back and forward sweeps.
It's good!
Cheers
Brian
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Prognathous
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Thanks Brian, this is very interesting. I hope Panasonic will release a lens with a focus scale, so that it would be simpler to test this and see how the lens actually moves to compensate for subject movement. Prog.
Brian Mosley
New member
I'm keen to see whether the G1 picks up on the aperture setting of the 14-150mm OIS when set via the barrel - that would be terrific!
Kind Regards
Brian
Kind Regards
Brian