can i focus with the camera button when skin cover & sunny saver are installed?
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I use the case all the time unless I'm using the camera handle/battery (which is awesome!). I've never had a focusing problem with the case; I never use any film over the screen- the Gorilla Glass 3 is incredible and doesn't scratch easily.
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Yes... you push the button and slide it forward to have long exposures without having to hold the button down.
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the mode button on the top left of the camera. if that doesn't work. make sure the custom functions doesn't have other modes locked out. enjoy
586641
yes. Use the 4 way toggle control on back of camera looks like a lightning bolt options show up in screen to choose from
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It doesn't specifically do that; once you press the button, the camera (if you have it on Automatic) will adjust focus and then take the photo immediately after!
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In the manual it says there is a "monitor sunlight mode" which is to be turned on when you are outdoors and the sun glare on the monitor is bothering you. It is in the set up menu > screen set up > monitor sunlight mode. Then choose "on" (rather than "off"). The manual also mentions holding the E-Fn button (lower right corner on the back of the camera) to access this. They call it outdoor mode in the manual but that is not a term used in the set up menu. I have just ordered the camera and have been reviewing the manual so not sure how well this addresses the problem of glare. In the manual it says there is a "monitor sunlight mode" which is to be turned on when you are outdoors and the sun glare on the monitor is bothering you. It is in the set up menu > screen set up > monitor sunlight mode. Then choose "on" (rather than "off"). The manual also mentions holding the E-Fn button (lower right corner on the back of the camera) to access this. They call it outdoor mode in the manual but that is not a term used in the set up menu. I have just ordered the camera and have been reviewing the manual so not sure how well this addresses... » Read More In the manual it says there is a "monitor sunlight mode" which is to be turned on when you are outdoors and the sun glare on the monitor is bothering you. It is in the set up menu > screen set up > monitor sunlight mode. Then choose "on" (rather than "off"). The manual also mentions holding the E-Fn button (lower right corner on the back of the camera) to access this. They call it outdoor mode in the manual but that is not a term used in the set up menu. I have just ordered the camera and have been reviewing the manual so not sure how well this addresses the problem of glare. « Show Less
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Yes. Cover the R lens with the lens cap, focus the L side with the center knob, then use the adjustment ring on the R side to focus that.
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Yes you can also use a manual focus. it isn't something that I would use but it is there
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No. The view finder has a small LCD screen and shown the image that will be saver. This is a must for taking photos outside in the sun. I use it ALL the time, but it will not flip around. Not for this price
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You can put your camera on the continuous shooting mode and as long as you depress the button, it will continue to shoot. I do not think you can set the self timer to automatically do the same.
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Yes you can if it's on video mode you just simply press the photo button on top though be sure to focus it so it isn't blurry. If you want advance options switch to photo mode and simply read the instructions from that point :)
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Yes, partially depressing this remote's button activates the camera's auto focus function, if that function is properly set up on the camera.
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No. But you can use manual focus, or with autofocus set on the center, maintain the focusat that distace by holding the shutter button half way. Alternately with autofocuse set on subject the focuse will follow the chosen subject with okay but not perfect results.
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I am not sure I understand what you are asking... the camera should focus, but only manually.
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Yes there is. Set the exposure dial to "P". This is the programed (automatic) mode.
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Sorry, I haven't tried that yet. On my old camera, if I remember correctly, it was instantly.
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Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend