What does mf in the camera mean?

MF is a focusing mode in the camera, which is called manual focusing. Manual focusing refers to manually adjusting the focal length of the lens so that the objects in the picture can achieve a clear effect. In MF mode, the camera will hand over the control of the focusing function to the user, which can control the clarity in the picture more accurately and better emphasize what you want to express in the picture.

MF mode is suitable for some scenes that need special focusing, such as focusing on irregular objects or tracking moving objects. At the same time, MF mode can also help us get higher picture definition and improve photo quality. However, shooting in MF mode requires more patience and skill, and more practice and mastery are needed in rapidly changing scenes.

The MF mode in the camera is not only suitable for professionals, but also for amateurs who shoot everyday. When shooting, if the user focuses manually according to the focus frame, the objects in the picture will show a very clear effect in the picture, making each photo more beautiful. The MF mode in the camera can bring us more creative shooting methods and innovative visual effects, while showing the photographer's personality and style.