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Tried it, don't like it, now do not use it. It makes what is a 1 step process into a two-step process. Some cameras have a focus lock button on the back and if you have this control, then you will see very little need for back button focus.
You guys are making sense but I'm still not convinced. I don't really understand the advantage of BBF over AF-L for pre-focus or focus and recompose situations.
Finger fatigue...that one left me at the border town called Credulity...AF-L has served quite well for two decades for me.leaves the right thum free to grip, select focus points withe the D- pad. Run the shutter speed selector.
With a large and heavy lens on the camera the thumb serves a pretty important part of gripping the camera. when you add on a 7 lb 200 or 300mm lens, the thumb as a gripping point is not to be compromised.
Finger fatigue...that one left me at the border town called Credulity...
Problem is that's too much.It's time for a T-shirt that proclaims, "I Shoot Back Button Autofocus", similar to the , " I Shoot RAW" shirts that Fro Knows Photo popularized. Say it loud, say it proud, wear it on a T-shirt.
Finger fatigue...that one left me at the border town called Credulity...
Back when I was doing lots of panning for an entire day, it became an errand to try to track the subject, half-press track focus, then release the shutter, and continue to focus, and release the shutter again, maybe 3-4 shutter releases per pass. I don't experience that using AF-ON