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August 22nd 16, 07:28 PM
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How about a free-moving focus point controlled by the shutterbutton?
On 2016-08-22, RichA wrote:
The shutter button could have a joystick function that would allow a precise focus point to be moved at will. When not in use, the shutter button would lock in place for normal use. If it was sensitive enough, it could move the frame width with little side to side movement of the button, thereby not compromising shutter button push ergonomics. It would help preserve composition because you wouldn't have to accommodate movement of the frame to secure a desired focus point. Why not just focus first, then compose? You'll be wanting auto-exposure next! -- -- ^^^^^^^^^^ -- Whiskers -- ~~~~~~~~~~ 
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