This eye focus sounds good
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bluemoon said:
An experienced Canon shooter can follow the eye and program in AF point relative to camera orientation just as easily as a Sony shooter. Exposure simulation is extremely limited in any exposure with flash in it, to the point of it being irrelevant in a studio situation, for every plus point there is a counter point.
The Canon shooter wasn't using a comparable lens yada yada yada.
There is no right or wrong, just what works best for each of us, for some that is Sony, for some Canon, most competent photographers can get perfectly good results with both. Who cares?
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I think we need someone who uses it on a daily basis to explain it more in detail so that we could understand more.
Eye focus sounds great, but how is it different from the Canon face detection in LV?
Eye focus sounds great, but how is it different from the Canon face detection in LV?
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Besisika said:
Can't speak for face detection on Canon cams, since I don't own any this moment.
On Sony A9, camera has both features face and Eye AF. If the subject is not moving too QUICKLY, Eye AF gives much better. Tack sharp everytimes, even with f1.4 primes. When subject runs quickly(toward to camera) Face AF works better.
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Besisika said:
It finds a face, then with the found face it attempts to focus on the closest eye.
Besisika said:
In my limited experience with face detection (on the 5D iii), I found it tends to find a face and then focus on the closest part, i.e. the nose.
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