Hi everyone and welcome to another episode of the Fuji Guys. My name is Jerry.
and in this series of videos we're going to go through the top features of the X-T200.
Hey everyone, and welcome back again. I've got here the X-T200 and I'm gonna go
through the different focus modes for the camera itself. In the menu we have
a specific menu for focus so if we hit the menu OK button here and we go down
to autofocus and manual focus options so here is where we have different options
that we could choose. Now, I'm just going through the menu real quick a lot of
these are actually easily accessible right away on the screen itself so focus
area this is where you have the opportunity to move your focus point as
well as the size of the focus point as well now again if you're using the
touchscreen it will just focus where you touch. So, use one of those boxes so let's
go back to the menu the focus mode so well this is quite explanatory. Manual
focus if you want to be real precise and want to manually focus the camera itself
if you want continuous focus for sports and action and moving subjects or single
focus so you press the button halfway down to focus whether it be in the
continuous or in single autofocus mode and then you depress all the way down to
complete the the focus and taking a picture. We also have the opportunity
to choose either a single point as you saw earlier a zone area so that if you
are tracking a subject it will pick within the zone and then you also have
wide tracking and also wide tracking is basically going to find any moving
subject and it's just going to track that subject. Zone is going to give you a
little square here as you can see I'm using the AF lever here to move it
around and it will pick subjects within that square lets
if I can get that to show up okay there we go so once it acquires a you see a
green box go around the subject going back in here and we go back to single
point you can also see that there's a choice of how many focus points you can
choose. You could choose 117 or 425. Now if we go back into the focus area
again now you can see how many more focus points you can choose from you
make it bigger make it more precise as well there's pre AF which just speeds up
the AF system if you need it to be quicker response at the beginning but
this will be detrimental to your battery life so just keep that one in mind.
AF illuminator as you've been maybe seeing today as I'm trying to focus the AF
illuminator kicks in just like that to give you a little bit more contrast so
that you can ensure that you're acquiring your focus. It does have face
and eye detection and we can turn that on you can have it before you can have
it for auto eyes, it'll pick which eye it wants or you can prioritize which are you like
as well or you could just have face only on and then you can also have a where it
autofocuses but then you can also manually adjust the focus after acquires
the focus we have different types of manual focus assist. I prefer the red
focus peak highlight. It just offers a little more contrast so I'm gonna go
back here and I'm just gonna go back up here and change it to manual focus so
you guys can see what I'm talking about real quick. Now we're in manual focus
so let's see if I can find a nice subject let's grab a battery my lens cap
that there we go now we can manually adjust the focus as
you see the subject. Hold on, let me make that a little more clear for you guys
Okay so so as we focus the camera you'll see red on the subject that is in focus.
Something like this that's out of focus you could see how the red now is gone
and I can bring it back into the focus range or I can focus the
camera back to that range there you know so that's how the manual focus works
with the focus peak. Put that back into auto focus back to single focus check
will magnify the image while you're manually focusing to ensure precision
you can interlock your your spot auto exposure with your single auto focus
point as well and the difference touchscreen modes that you see earlier
so the shot the auto focus area, which is another option and off. So, when
you're in the P mode you can choose different auto focus modes so there's
also area and this allows you to just select where you want to focus but then
you press the shutter button halfway down to actually focus in the quick menu
here you'll see here we go in the menu here you'll see the different options
for auto focus as well so the auto focus single, continuous and manual is here and
your auto focus area is there.