QUOTE(JasonW13 @ Jan 3 2016, 06:46 PM)
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hello sifus,
am owning a Fujifilm X100s.
Wish to seek for advice on how to utilize this beast better.
I carry it during travel or short trip for street, portrait and landscape shooting. However, I always face issue where the focus was not on the subject, causing the background to be sharp and the subject is blurred.
How to overcome this despite I have locked the shutter and the green box appeared confirming focus.
Happy New Year and many thanks for your reply!
I guess you know the focus and framing do shift a bit when pressing the shutter button, especially you are using the OVF. However the green box should give you sharp focus. I am using the first gen X100 and focusing speed is not what you want to live with, but i still get very high hit rate. Here are the thing i do
1. Set the AF point to the largest and use on the middle AF point, focus and recompose.
2. Step down aperture to f4 or 5.6, f2 is soft, no bokeh to me so dont bother shooting wide open
3. use EVF, should get a fairly high hit rate since it does not have the focus frame shifting issue here. You get same amount of shots using either OVF/EVF, experience that done that and found that using rear screen can get you more shots...