When are you using AI Servo or AI Focus?

[table1349]

Well, my work is done here. It has been pretty much explained. :mrgreen:

 

[Derrel]

I've always shot in one shot but is there a great advantage to shooting in AI Servo or AI Focus? Say during moving subjects? Or do typically 1 shot takes care of it?

Here's an example of a shot I took. I pretty much missed focus because it was a sudden shot. But would it have been better having it on Ai Servo?

An outstanding example of the 5D Mark II and a 70-200 f/2.8 Canon L-series zoom lens being unable to focus in broad daylight.

 

[ababysean]

AF-A is auto, where the camera chooses for you.

 

[MohaimenK]

C stop stealing my thread
D back off!

:lmao:

Actually, the whole event was being shot with Canon. All the official photographers for the event was using a Canon which was provided by the Marine Corp. :thumbup:

I'm pretty sure not all of the images came out like this. It was probably just me quickly shooting and not paying attention and unable to get the focus locked. Luckily not all of my shots came out that way.

 

[Overread35]

I've always shot in one shot but is there a great advantage to shooting in AI Servo or AI Focus? Say during moving subjects? Or do typically 1 shot takes care of it?

Here's an example of a shot I took. I pretty much missed focus because it was a sudden shot. But would it have been better having it on Ai Servo?

An outstanding example of the 5D Mark II and a 70-200 f/2.8 Canon L-series zoom lens being unable to focus in broad daylight.

NUUUURSE get the tranquillizer!
:mrgreen:

 

[ababysean]

:lmao:
Trying to get Nikon up here more... hahahahaha

 

[kundalini]

If the shoe fits.........

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