Is it possible to shoot with a lens in auto focus and not have the inferred lights come out when auto focusing?
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If I understand your question, you are asking if the red auto focus assist beams can be turned off. They can. See page 12 of the users manual. It tells you to press the channel/AF button for more than 3 seconds. Doing that toggles the assist beams of the YN-622N (and any flash on top) on or off. That works for me . . . . . but the other info on page 12 makes no sense to me at all.
40848
I don't know but I don't think that you can do anything but manually focus with these lens babies... they are not designed to autofocus so there is a bit of a learning and experimenting with them till you get the look that you want....each aperture ring gives you a slightly different look... so you have to know where to direct your focus.. and that has to be done manually....
722489
No thats not normal. But make sure the focus ring is in the right position. Push it forward for autofocus, pull it back (toward the camera) for manual focus.
147132
If you mean "does this have autofocus," then no, or at least not on the Canon-compatible lens. You have to manually focus this lens. However, if you simply don't want to deal with focus, or don't want any Bokeh (you want everything in the frame sharp and in focus), you can set the lens focus to infinity, and you're good to go.
923094
Yes. However remember that you will loose any automated feature of the body/lens combination, as autofocus and probably auto light metering
1748740
I have no luck in auto focus mode, but if you set it for a regular picture it should be ok.
1436637
Antonio:no,it don't autofucus.You have to set aperture in the lens and then manual phocus(you have the advantage of focus peaking).The camera has to be set in speed priority and no-lens option.I used it in a Nex 6 and Nex 7.Luck.
815337
Neither the camera nor the lens have build-in autofocus. So you can use it but you will have to focus manually
1034383
Hi Whykay, you can set the intelligent auto mode to "ON" so that it will adjust its settings depending on the situation automatically. On your case, setting this camera on this mode will allow a better shots under low light situation (dark light). -Ely
1436640
No. You have to use the manual focus. I do not think this is an issue because the NEX has focus peaking where it highlights the areas that are in focus.
1634671
No. They do not autofocus. But once focused they are very stable, even in rough conditions and changing temperatures.
170018
I think that motor is built in as most of the other lenses. It's rare to see an AF lense without motor. By the way the camera does it all. From autofocus to image stabilize. You're still be able to focus object manually.
1958162
Yes I think there is although I have not experimented with it in low light. In the software you can configure the camera and go to the lighting tab and adjust the exposure settings. Not sure how that will work, but it is worth a try.
286751
Are you sure? everything I have read so far states it doesn`t auto focus. Thats why I didn`t buy it yet. I can`t see buying one if I have to focus in shots anyways.
862231
No auto focus. Not great on light gathering, but surprisingly good zoom. Good buy for the price. Small and fits easily in a pocket.
561673
These are not meant to autofocus. There is no communication from the camera to the lens through the tube. The ISO problem might be a different one, I don't see why having no communication with the lens can affect the camera's ability to change the ISO.
665882
That light is the autofocus. A trick is to point the light to something the same distance away while pressing the shutter button halfway. Once it is done focusing, move the camera to capture the real scene. Not easy to do.