Bruce Pelley
January 18th, 2011, 07:31 PM
Not long ago I read on this forum somewhere that the focus speed is noticeably slower than its predecessor, the XH-A1. Even though I’ve had the A1s only about a week and a half, at least initially with limited experience to date I tend to agree.
This is not a positive discovery as I need to be able to focus very quickly on the fly at a few seconds notice/lead-time considering what its used for.
So, my question is thus:
From your practical experience, in layman’s terms, and considering the above, what is the difference between “instant” and normal focus modes on the XH series?
In real, hand-on terms, what are the advantages and disadvantages of using each mode?
Is there any way I can speed up the focus time?
I normally use normal mode. Do I learn to live with it?
Any thoughts on the matter?
Thanks!
This is not a positive discovery as I need to be able to focus very quickly on the fly at a few seconds notice/lead-time considering what its used for.
So, my question is thus:
From your practical experience, in layman’s terms, and considering the above, what is the difference between “instant” and normal focus modes on the XH series?
In real, hand-on terms, what are the advantages and disadvantages of using each mode?
Is there any way I can speed up the focus time?
I normally use normal mode. Do I learn to live with it?
Any thoughts on the matter?
Thanks!