The MWW Group - Digital Outback Photo

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continuous frame rate, but it is remarkably accurate in detecting focus even in
challenging situations, including dim lighting conditions as low as EV –1. This new
autofocus system consists of 11 AF sensors, 9 of which are cross-type sensors
laid out consistently with the rule of thirds for composition, and an additional two
sensors placed at the horizontal ends of the frame. This ensures that the D2H has
over 75% horizontal autofocus coverage – the widest cross-type sensor coverage
in its class. Photographers have the option of setting preferences for AF sensor
selection, including choosing each sensor individually or combining them into
groups to ensure ideal coverage in diverse picture taking compositions. The D2H
also features enhanced Dynamic AF and a new Group Dynamic AF detection
option, as well as Focus Tracking with Lock-On technology to ensure razor
sharp pictures.
Taking the D2H’s remarkable autofocus system one step further is its
capability for ‘extreme focus detection.’ A typical camera can detect focus in a
scene up to a certain ‘defocus’ limit, beyond which the camera enters a scanning
mode. During this mode, the camera’s autofocus system scans through the entire
focusing range of the lens before detecting a focus point. This process can waste
precious time, especially when photographing high-speed action. The D2H’s
autofocus system can detect focus in scenes with about twice the defocus limit of
other cameras, ensuring more accurate and consistent operation.
High Speed Image Transfer For Faster Workflow
Not only does the D2H process images faster, it is also equipped with highspeed
image transfer options that ensure the quickest transfer from camera to
workflow. The D2H has Lexar Media’s Write Accelerated (WA) technology
standard, allowing faster write-to-card speeds when used with Lexar’s WA enabled
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