i couldn't really say. shot with the 56 wide open though. birds were about 6 stories high. not sure how well dof holds up at that distance.
my dog is too good to run. i want to try a motorcyclist. like, on their bike too though. and riding it. lol
that's some really nice grass, btw.
i'm going to guess, but i don't think there is any predictive tracking till you're actually mashing the shutter button. from your question, i picture the a6000. the xt1's looks nothing like that.
and it's weird because.. even when i'm mashing the shutter button down and still tracking with my eye on the evf, nothing seems to look like i got any shot in focus till i actually review the images and see how most (if not all) are in focus. i just tried 'af-c' and 'single shot' and couldn't really get a single shot in focus. this is with the 35 wide open. also, as long as you're half pressing, it just jogs back and forth, in and out of focus anyway, so it'd be hard to catch whatever you're waiting to be in focus. idk that i'd ever be shooting this way though.
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