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Revision as of 09:55, 7 October 2014
Manual
- Make sure the camera lens is in Manual Focus (the switch on the lens is pointing to MF).
- Focus the camera by hand by rotating the rings on the lens.
Dragonframe Control
- Make sure the camera lens is in Auto Focus (the switch on the lens is pointing to AF).
- In Dragonframe, click the camera icon at the top right of the screen to enter the Cinematography window.
- Your Live View image will have a white rectangle on it, representing the Focus Area.
- Below your Live View image, there will be a Focus Check button and six Focus Arrows.
- The Focus Check button zooms in or out of your Focus Area.
- The Focus Arrows allow you to adjust the focus of your lens.
- Focus the camera by using the Focus Check and Focus Arrows.
A: Focus Check B: Focus Arrows C: Focus Area
