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I've found that when I shoot in AF-C even with a somewhat still subject, that my focus is better. I tend to shoot single point if it is only one person and toggle accordingly.
If I use my speed light outside for fill flash or indoors for low light should I be shooting only in AF-S since the auto assist only works in this mode?
Many recommend shooting single point when photographing a group but I just did a test and shot a line of people on the same focus plane with single point, positioned on center persons eyes and then shot the same photo but selected all of the AF points to cover the line of people (i have the Nikon d7000 so t can do that). I found that the focus was by far better when I did that and yet this goes against most advice.
Any take?
If I use my speed light outside for fill flash or indoors for low light should I be shooting only in AF-S since the auto assist only works in this mode?
Many recommend shooting single point when photographing a group but I just did a test and shot a line of people on the same focus plane with single point, positioned on center persons eyes and then shot the same photo but selected all of the AF points to cover the line of people (i have the Nikon d7000 so t can do that). I found that the focus was by far better when I did that and yet this goes against most advice.
Any take?