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Originally Posted by RexK_Cozumel
Spot metering is used when you want to expose for a specific part of your scene. IE if something is strongly back-lit but you don't mind losing the background then you spot meter for the subject and your background gets blown out. If you use full matrix metering in a scene where there is a strong back-lit subject the camera will most likely set the exposure for the background and you will have a very dark subject. Ok if you want a silhouette. Center weighted is a balance between spot and full.
As for the focusing Dynamic will choose a couple points close to each other for the focus. Single point is just that, a single point. And 3D is useful for subjects that are moving.
Hope that all makes sense.
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IE? what is that?
I understand the Dynamic and single point. 3D is used for moving subject right? Can I just put my autofocus to AFS-C and leave on Dynamic or Single point? Or is it different? Please explain?
Thanks Rex