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Capture One changing focus point of camera

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  • Thijs de Leeuw
    I have had a similar issue but I found a solution today. Well for my workflow anyway.

    My setup is as follows:
    A Nikon D850 connected with a Tethertools USB cable to a 15" 2018 macbook.
    Running Capture One 12.1.4.24 on OSX Mojave 10.14.6

    I can use two types of autofocus on the d850.
    One trough the viewfinder which you move around with the joystick.
    One trough live view on the display on the camera by just touching the screen where I want the focus to be (camera can’t be connected via USB for live view to work).

    When I use live view to focus or manually with the lens ring Capture one was still using the viewfinder method when pressing the shutter button in Capture one. So the only way to not re-autofocus with a Capture one tethered capture I had to disable the autofocus entirely on the camera body.

    So today I had a bit of time to try a few different settings and found a way to stop Capture one from refocussing when pressing the shutter release button in Capture one (Cmd+K).

    I found out that Capture one didn’t have an other option than “focus†for shutter priority under AF-S (auto focus single). But is does give options under AF-C (auto focus continuous). So I’ve set the camera to AF-C with shutter priority set to “release†instead of “focusâ€. Now nothing refocus when releasing the shutter trough Capture one and I can use whatever focussing method I wish to use prior releasing. Happy me!

    https://i.imgur.com/O7aj6UI.png
    https://imgur.com/nbD1Z24.png
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