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Imagemaster wrote:
Well how about I was just trying out eye-AF on a dull rainy day handheld at 1/60 sec. It locked on the eye, which was the point of the image.
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Unlike some, I don't make ignorant assumptions about what usernames people use or what they mean. I guess if I wanted to be some "master", like some others need to be, I would have to own the most expensive Canon, Sony, and Nikon bodies and lenses to impress others. 
To educate yourself, and a few others, Google "imagemaster" and see how many million hits you come up with. They are not all me and most of them have nothing to do with photography. JFYI, it was a registered business name I used for a number of years when I was selling my prints along with Limited Edition Prints by Robert Bateman, Carl Brenders, Andrew Kiss, Ron Parker, Howard Terpning, etc. etc.
Pardon me that I chose a business name that indicated to the consumer that I was selling images by master artists. Pretty sure that posting here for over 18 years I have never claimed to be a master photographer. 
Did you just get bored posting swallows in-flight over at the Sony Forum?  ...Show more →
The point generally is to get in focus images.
The R7 is not perfect but for the most part works in quite difficult situations. The A1 doesn't exactly shine in many of these situations either.
Why you would want to take pictures in the situation below I don't know, but each to their own...
This works well where there is no foreground/background in the same horizontal plane
This not so much as the camera will often get confuse by the foreground/background and focus will wander off and needs a lot of encouragement. I have not tried different 'stickiness' settings.
In bushes/reeds it is good at finding the subject but not so consistent with actually getting the eye in focus.
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