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Contrast-detect autofocusing is also now possible during movie recording, although it should be noted that this will probably require the use of an external microphone, since lens motor noise during focusing will be picked up by the camera's internal microphone.
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Contrast-detect autofocus available in movie mode (but slow)
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The speed for Contrast-detect AF in Tripod mode has also been improved for enhanced practicality.
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Contrast-detect mode is called Live mode, because the Canon 5D Mark II does its focusing with the data that comes live from the sensor.
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Focus: Contrast-detect AF anywhere in frame (camera selects focus point automatically when face priority or subject tracking AF is selected at the time of Live View shooting)
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• Contrast-detect AF anywhere in frame (camera selects focus point automatically when face priority is selected) • Face priority
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The difference with the Nikon D90 is that you can only focus in Contrast-detect mode, whereas the Nikon D300 and D700 allowed a choice between Handheld (Phase-detect) and Tripod mode (Contrast-detect mode).
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Contrast-detect mode is called Live mode, because the Canon 50D does its focusing with the data that comes live from the sensor.
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Contrast-detect mode is called Live mode, because the Canon 50D does its focusing with the data that comes live from the sensor.
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• Contrast-detect AF anywhere in frame (camera selects focus point automatically when face priority is selected) • Face priority
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