[Car Lover]

Is there an option in my Canon A80 for setting up the Af Frames the way i want them to appear on the screen :feedback

 

[vegasracer]

Ariel,

On your camera, you have the option of using the multi-point autofocus (AiAf) or single point autofocus, or manual focus. AiAF is the option you have shown on your left photo. To turn off the multi-point, you have to go into the camera menu tab and turn AiAF 'off'. Then you get single point AF, which is shown on your pic on the right.

Is this what you were asking? :confused

Good luck! :cheers

 

[Car Lover]

Thank's for the answer but that not what i was thinking about

I was asking that when i use the multi-point autofocus AiAf, is there a way of poting out manualy the points where i want them to be :feedback

 

[StygianMax]

I'm kind of hoping your user's manual is not in Korean. :giggle But seriously though, is there any information in there about selecting specific zones to focus upon?

 

[Car Lover]

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I didnt find in my manual nothing about selecting manualy where to put the af point on the screen, like in the picture on the left, there are 9 places to put the points, and i want to know if i can manualy choose where to put the points

 

[hafamaca]

This is how it is on my Canon G5...

Click the SET button (the white box turns green on the LCD), then you press the scrolling buttons (up, down, left, right - that you would use to scroll through menus), once you got it in the place you want it, click the SET button again and the now green box should turn white and then shoot

 

[vegasracer]

From what I've read, the A80 doesn't give you the option of selecting the focal points in AF. My Canon EOS 300 will allow that, and obviously the G5 will allow that. The A80... I don't think so. You're stuck with the focus options we've talked about... multipoint, single point, manual, and macro.

 

[Car Lover]

Ohh... :bump :bump

Thank's vegasracer