Introduction to photography: What's the difference between the focusing skills of shooting still objects and moving objects?

There are two main types of focusing, automatic focusing and manual focusing.

Auto-focusing is relatively simple, and it is done automatically by the camera. Make sure that the focus button on the lens is in "AF" mode first, then press the shutter half-way, or press the focus button "AF-ON" on the fuselage, and wait until the focus indicator in the viewfinder lights up or the fuselage gives a prompt.

Manual focusing is more complicated. Generally, the lens should be set to "MF" mode, but it is also possible to put some lenses that support full-time manual focusing in AF position, and then turn the lens focusing ring until the viewfinder can clearly image.

Moving object focusing: AF-C, C is the abbreviation of English Continously. It means to keep focusing. The camera calculates the movement and direction of the target, then makes a prediction and compares it with the real-time results, and constantly corrects it. The result of this operation is often biased. Practice more, explore experience, use high-speed shutter and set up shockproof lens correctly, which can continuously improve the clarity and success rate.

In any non-automatic mode (M, A, S), press the AF setting button until AF-C appears on the LCD screen, and the setting is completed. Other modes of operation are possible, but have not been tested.