The Scene setting customizes the camera's focus priorities and range limits based on your subject distance and production environment.
| Scene Mode | Intended Use Case | Near Focus Distance (Wide End) | Near Focus Distance (Tele End) | Description |
| Normal | General-Purpose / Video Conferencing | 1 meter (3.28 ft) | 3 meters (9.84 ft) | The default mode, offering a balanced and reliable focus for typical room settings, meetings, and standard presentations where subjects are generally standing or sitting at a distance. |
| Live | Live Streaming / Dynamic Events | 1 meter (3.28 ft) | 3 meters (9.84 ft) | Optimized for live broadcast or event scenarios. This mode enhances the responsiveness of the focus system to keep subjects sharp in dynamic environments, prioritizing a quick lock on the main subject. |
| Macro | Close-up / Tabletop / Product Shots | 2 – 30 cm (0.84 - 11.76 in) | 3 meters (9.84 ft) | Ideal for extreme close-up photography, product demonstrations, or capturing fine details. It enables the lens to focus on objects very close to the camera, primarily when the camera is zoomed out (Wide end). |
The AF Zone allows you to specify which area of the frame the camera should prioritize when determining the focal point.
| AF Zone | Description | Best For |
| All | Focus is evaluated across the entire image frame equally. | Scenarios where the subject may move throughout the frame, or where multiple points of interest exist. |
| Center | Focus is concentrated in the middle of the frame. | Standard, centrally composed shots like a single presenter at a podium or in a studio. |
| Top, Bottom, Left, Right | Focus is prioritized to the corresponding section of the frame. | Specific compositions (e.g., using the rule of thirds) or scenes where the main subject is positioned off-center. |
This setting controls how quickly and aggressively the camera responds to changes in the scene that might require a focus adjustment (known as 'focus hunting').
| AF Sensitivity | Description | Best For |
| High | Focus reacts rapidly and immediately to changes. | Highly dynamic environments, fast-moving sports, or subjects frequently moving in and out of the focal plane. |
| Middle | Provides a balanced, moderate response to focus changes. | Most general-purpose filming, offering stability while still reacting reliably to new subjects. |
| Low | Focus responds slowly, prioritizing stability over speed. | Static scenes, interviews, or minimal movement where smooth, stable focus is crucial to avoid distracting "hunting." |
If you are experiencing issues with Auto Focus that are not solved by adjusting the Scene, Zone, or Sensitivity settings, please contact our technical team directly.
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