>This also suggests that in continuous shutter release, the >subject might move out of focus, becasue the focus locked at >the hal-press leading to the (sequence of ) shots (if the >subject does that in 1/6 second, or multiples of that), and >the images will be out of focus.
That's correct. Also, you're limited on continuous drive speed anyways, because the flash won't recharge that quickly.
>D-7000 behavior, SB-600 NOT mounted: > ... >(b) (expected) when in AF-C focus mode, then AF-C becomes AF-S >or AF-A. If it becomes AF-S, then we expect that only the >single point AF area mode is active. But if SF-C becomes >AF-A, then we would expect that the selected AF area mode >(such a 9-pt) would apply Right?
I'm not exactly sure what you're saying here. AF-C is always AF-C...it never changes. The camera may change AF-C to AF-S if you switch from, say, Dyanamic to Single Point AF-Area. But that's not something that happens in the middle of shooting, so it doesn't matter. Only AF-A changes in the middle of shooting, starting in AF-S and then switching to AF-C if necessary (but not when there's a flash mounted or the built-in flash is raise...at least on my D90.)
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