The system and/or ability of some cameras to automatically adjust picture focus
As the name implies, a camera or lens that automatically adjusts the focus by a variety of electronic or mechanical means. Autowinder: A motorized mechanism for advancing the film in a camera and recocking the shutter. Most autowinders have a maximum speed of about two frames per second. Standard feature on most modern autofocusing cameras.
System by which the camera lens automatically focuses the image of a selected part of the picture subject. Close Window
The ability of an imaging system to control the focus of the lens to obtain the sharpest image on the detector. Edge crispness is a typical control variable.
A system of lens and camera that automatically focuses before the exposure is made.
It senses the distance to your subject and automatically focuses the lens correctly. Many camcorders offer a manual-focus alternative. Often you will want to use the manual focus to get and hold the sharpest image. If your cam doesn't have a manual option, you will have to leave it to the camcorder's electronics to "decide" for you the best focus in every situation.
The camera focuses automatically.
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