mco_970 wrote:
Is there a way to pull up the focus point used like you can do with DPP software (Canon)? I am pretty sure focus point was right on her hair line with her face since I thought that was the highest contrast feature. I, myself, would be interested to be able to check the focus point, too - on this photo and others occasionally.
As I warned you Autofocus is always very unreliable. It is always hit or miss if you want your focus on a very specific point. And it is also very sloppy. Nikon and Canon invest milions to get this working better. And systems get better but I do not bet on it, yet. With focus peaking you will get 99,9% hits after a little training. Flip up your screen of the Nex 5n and focus peek looking down like a Rolleiflex.
Herb
Jan 16, 2012 at 02:02 PM
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I, myself, would be interested to be able to check the focus point, too - on this photo and others occasionally.