Nikon Camera N90 User Manual
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Moving subject is
expected to be in
focus
With a moving subject: Lightly press the shutter release
button. Focus Tracking is automatically activated with ► i
indication in the viewfinder. As soon as the subject is expected
to be in focus, appears, indicating that you can release
shutter. If subject stops and • appears without ► focus is
locked. If subject moves again, remove your finger from the
shutter release button and lightly press it again to start
autofocus with Focus Tracking,
\ I i I /
-► If^ ^ blinks in the viewfinder: Autofocus is not
^
' possible (p. 44).
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