Gordon Kim

Thanks. I did update to the latest firmware and only use single point focus. It may not be a AF tracking issue. Maybe it's just a EVF vs. the normal glass viewfinder on my old Nikon which is something I'm just going to have to get use to. I essentially watch the game following the puck using the viewfinder and won't focus unless I think a good shot is coming. So the lag I'm experiencing is when I'm just panning the camera following the plays.

I'm wondering if anyone has experienced something similar to what I experienced recently. I recently picked up the X-T3 along with the 50-140 lens (replaced my full frame Nikon gear). To put it into context, I shoot my kids hockey games. I noticed when tracking players on the ice, there was a periodic pause in the image in the EVF. Wondering if it is a setting issue on my end or if it was the norm? The issue is if the image lags, I may miss a shot. I'm using the same setting I use to use with my old gear - continuous AF, auto ISO (3200 max) and aperture at 2.8. Shutter priority at 800. Face detection is off and have set the AF-E button as my back AF button. Thoughts?