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A simple way to switch focus from left to right for sport photography with the Fuji X-T2


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Hi !

 

I recently migrated from a canon to a fuji x-t2 for my sport photography. I had to find out how to focus sometimes on the left of the frame, and then a split second later to focus on the right of the frame... And... it's easy !

 

I describe how I do it on this post :

 

https://blog.laurencebichon.com/en/simple-way-switch-focus-left-right-sport-photography-fuji-x-t2/

 

If you have additional ideas, suggestions, please leave a comment…Thanks !

 

Laurence

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Hi !

 

I recently migrated from a canon to a fuji x-t2 for my sport photography. I had to find out how to focus sometimes on the left of the frame, and then a split second later to focus on the right of the frame... And... it's easy !

 

I describe how I do it on this post :

 

http://blog.laurencebichon.com/en/simple-way-switch-focus-left-right-sport-photography-fuji-x-t2/

 

If you have additional ideas, suggestions, please leave a comment…Thanks !

 

Laurence

Can I ask what AF-C preset you use when doing basketball, and what your percentage of your shots are in focus.

 

 

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Can I ask what AF-C preset you use when doing basketball, and what your percentage of your shots are in focus.

 

 

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Hi anhsnaps,

 

yes you can. I do not have stats yet about the ratio of in focus shots... Pretty I I might say... Working on this... This is a very good question. Will try to tell in this forum after a while of shooting. Same thing with my settings. I'm shooting one match with one setting, then analyze, then try another... Takes also time, but it's on its way !

 

Laurence

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