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When it comes to autofocus technologies, Eye AF undoubtedly ranks quite high up on the list of recent groundbreaking developments. It's a remarkable technology that is particularly useful for portrait photography. thephoblographer.com »
The item labeled ‘10’ in the figure is described in the patent application's text as an LCD screen, showing this patent is specifically made with a mirrorless camera in mind. Item number 15 is a light-splitter that will redirect the image of the camera operator's eye to a dedicated lens and CCD sensor, which is detailed in the next illustration. dpreview.com »
One of the biggest frustrations when taking pictures is discovering that your photos are out of focus. Over the past few years, camera autofocus systems from every manufacturer have become much more sophisticated, but they've also become more complex. dpreview.com »
A new video by a tester in Japan shows the a9's Eye AF (in AF-C) tracking working remarkably well with a single subject, tracking the subject's eyes all the way to the edges of the frame. Here are three reasons we're very impressed, and a couple reasons why we're still left a bit ambivalent: What we like: The a9 continues to track the subject's eye when all it sees is his profile. dpreview.com »