“What does "Selective Focus" mean? Is it possible for me to determine which object I am photographing is in focus? I like my manual camera because I can choose to focus on something up-close or at a distance. One reason I have avoided automatic cameras is precisely because I can't choose the object of my focus. Does selective focus act such that I could, without moving the camera, take a picture of a bird at close-range (for example) with the background effectively blurry & out-of-focus, and then take another picture of something in the distance with the bird now blurred and out-of-focus? Thank you!”
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This camera offers a SPOT focus mode that would allow you to decide where the camera is going to focus. If you are interested in more manual controls I highly suggest looking at the EPL-1 camera. This will offer more control over all camera functions including focus.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, there is a grid function and the focus point can be moved around the digital view to focus on any specific object. There are also options to focus on an object with the background effectively blurry & out-of-focus, and then take another picture of something in the distance with the front object now blurred and out-of-focus.
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