spinworkxroy
New Member
there isn't a newer firmware...the only one is the one that came with the camera..no new update. that one already works well with the 1670z according to others..
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ageha
Senior Member
Not so sure about that. It might just appear to be the case when looking at the live view feed.
spinworkxroy
New Member
Yes, that is correct.Although the jumping squares only work with AF-C or AF-A..no one know for sure if AF-S has PDAF or just CDAF. Some say PDAF is used to get focus and CDAF takes over to fine tune the focus..hence it takes slightly longer than AF-C but is more accurate.
Actually even when you use spot focus and AF-C, you won't see the jumping squares but it will still track focus..just not as fast...so is that pure CDAF or a hybrid? No one knows for sure..only SOny can answer that and they are not going to
Yeah, just got the A6000 yesterday and didn't see the PDAF working when I was in AF-S or AF-A. Turned on AF-C then it worked.
I don't really care, as long as the AF works as fast as advertised. I only have the SEL1670Z and SEL3518 lenses and I wonder if my lenses are missing out on any of the A6000 features.
I don't really care, as long as the AF works as fast as advertised. I only have the SEL1670Z and SEL3518 lenses and I wonder if my lenses are missing out on any of the A6000 features.
ragnarok95
Senior Member
AF-A support PDAF. I got it working for a couple of time.
ragnarok95
Senior Member
If you are using 35F1.8, lens version is still 01.
If you are using 50F1.8, 24F1.8, then your lens version will be 02.
If you are using 50F1.8, 24F1.8, then your lens version will be 02.
silvermoon1407
Senior Member
Theres a focus mode selection where u can select either centre AF, wide AF or flexible spot AF. Read the manual again.
ntheni
Senior Member
Yes I saw that, what I was trying to ask is it possible to select one point to focus instead of the camera decide where to focus.
Sorry I don't know if I put across what I mean haha
silvermoon1407
Senior Member
As I mentioned, flexible spot AF.
ricleo
Senior Member
After u select flexible spot single AF, use the 4 way d-pad to move the AF point around.
coolhirako
Senior Member
There is no way can press a button to assign the flexible spot focus like A7. I had compared my A7r and A6000...wondering why, hope next firmware update can change it
ageha
Senior Member
Definitely the next firmware will add it!
Sorry, I couldn't resist.Definitely the next firmware will add it!
You're very optimistic! I hope you work for Sony
ntheni
Senior Member
Found it!! Thank you very much. Previously I did tried on this but can't move the focus point. But now I try again it work. Thanks.
spinworkxroy
New Member
There's a button on tje a7 to switch to flexible spot immediately? How? I never knew. I anyways have to press 2 buttons to do it
If not wrong should be c1. . Maybe I custom it to that button
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