Autofocus Settings for Fujifilm - X-T3 & X-H1.

[Mark Woodbury]

All, Please don't laugh - when shooting still targets, landscape and architecture - I really get great results with my X-H1 and X-T3.  But when I start taking photos of my daughter, and any other moving targets - I really get poor results.  I've never really noticed this before, since mostly shooting landscapes and such, but now with my daughter I really struggle.  Nikon autofocus on my DSLR's is extremely quick and consistent.  I understand that the focus on these cameras will not be as consistent, but I think it should be much better than what I am getting.  

Scenes are mostly in doors and white balance is set to the neon 3 setting.  ISO's typically in the 800-1200 range, Aperture anywheres between F1.2 to F4 (56m F1.2), shutter no slower then 125.  

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[jerryy]

Zone focus may help you, since your subject is moving, they are probably darting from one zone to another.

https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1594539

These are some zone auto focus settings that work well for birds in flight. I hope they help. 😀

[jerryy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipqLqfzf9-A

This link may help understand the idea better.