What does the Canon camera box file mean?

Canon camera box file refers to a shooting mode that the camera can choose when shooting. In this mode, a box will appear in the viewfinder to help the photographer confirm the shooting range and composition. This mode is generally suitable for scenes that need precise control of shooting content and composition, such as shooting still life, architecture, scenery and so on.

The use of Canon camera box file is very simple, just open the camera menu and select the box file in the shooting mode option. When in use, it is necessary to focus on the object or scene to be photographed, and adjust the position and size of the border as needed. Note that the autofocus function cannot be used in frame beat mode, and manual focusing is required.

Generally speaking, Canon camera frame file is a very useful shooting mode, especially for those scenes that need more rigorous shooting and composition. However, it should be noted that the use of box files requires a certain degree of photography foundation and experience, and novices need to do more exercises before using them. In addition, the frame mode needs manual focusing, and it takes some time to adapt and practice.