Canon EOS 60D Tutorial - Selecting Af Points 3/14

[@RosePhoto1]

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[@tempusfugit13579]

Assuming the 60D has the same focus settings start by insuring your focus mode is set to either AI Focus or One Shot. Place your selected focus point over your subject and depress the shutter half way and hold it there...do not release from this position. Once your camera focuses, recompose your shot the way you like and fully depress the shutter button.

[@dangerpowers123]

Superb advice, I changed my settings and love how focus points is easier to use, thank you x

[@saraurbano6664]

"Thank you" seems insignificant. I inherited a 30D and could not figure out how to set/reset AF points. The content of your video might seem like a no-brainer to some, but it was exactly what I needed to know! Thank you, very much!

[@MrJairoRamirez]

Excelent video, very well done! important info, straight to the point, clear, well ilustrated. Congrats and thanks!

[@n3o2CA]

for 0:35, press info button a coupe times until you get to the screen with all the settings, then press the af point selection button and it will show on the screen.

[@abrahambagastegarpadondan7917]

for the af point menu shown in 0:35 just press the Q button and then search the picture of 9 autofocus then you choose that

[@TheMacUrl]

Thanx for this video, the option for quick selection just made my life so much easier!

[@HouseholdDog]

Great tutorial. You answered all my questions, and showed me a better way to setup my camera. Subscribed

[@fueggocom]

this tutorials are freaking nasty good, I need to go to sleep and i cant because i want more, thanks for the tut,

[@peeinyohat15]

You are on live view. Use the view finder for the selection dots

[@Sooper35]

Thanks for the great tip but I don't like how the set button is used to return to the center AF point. I use the set button as a short cut to White Balance since there isn't a dedicated WB button on the 60D. What other option do I have?

[@myhomeNZ]

sorry but at 0:59 you say to manually select a focus point you use the af point selection button and then use the quick control dial / top main dial /or multi controller dial and set button but then you go on say it goes back to auto mode? so whats the point of manually selecting a focus point if the camera goes back into auto focus mode?

[@GuzForster]

Thanks for this lesson! Is there a way to select multiple AF points by hand?

[@navarrojeyjohnjoshua831]

I don't have custom function settings in my 60d

[@kcthewanderer]

Pressing the AF Point Selection Button as shown at :38 does nothing but zoom the viewfinder in. How do I achieve the Point Selection functionality. Canon instruction manual fail.

[@FindingKelowna]

Thanks! Easy to understand and very inforrnative.

[@MegaSasha500]

Lets say you have composed a portrait shot and none of the focus pts line up with the eyes; what do you do next to focus the shot properly? Have t4i and using viewfinder.

[@awshero]

Where is the af point selection menu shown in 0:35?

[@bindaasdesi]

im new with DSLRs, so when using manual focus, do you need to switch the lense MF on too?

[@Jigsjigz]

what mode do i use on the dial? im taking pics of cars and people a lot.

[@devfrommars]

Got a question, would appreciate if anyone could answer - Can I manually select more than one point and not all 9 points?

[@jrod291]

great video, really helped out

[@abrahambagastegarpadondan7917]

thx bro for the tutorial! really works for me.

[@MegaSasha500]

Thanks for the tip!! Right On!!

[@paoloscotto]

very helpful !
Thanks.

[@paimfernando]

precisamos de um tutorial assim em portugues por favor help me

[@LeChiffre2403]

@bindaasdesi indeed

[@dihappy]

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!