Demystifying Focus Modes: Understanding AF-S, AF-C, and MF
Focus modes in cameras are settings that determine how the camera focuses on a subject. These focus modes give photographers greater control over the focusing process, allowing them to capture sharp and well-focused images. Different focus modes are designed to accommodate various shooting scenarios and subjects. Let's explore some commonly used focus modes in cameras.
Single-Servo AF (One-Shot AF): This focus mode is ideal for stationary subjects. When the shutter button is half-pressed, the camera locks focus on the subject and maintains that focus until the picture is taken. It is suitable for situations where the subject is not moving and requires precise focus, such as portraits, still life photography, or landscapes.
Continuous-Servo AF (AI-Servo AF or AF-C): This focus mode ...