Sony X 6000 Digital Camera User Manual


 
Fast Hybrid
AF system
Phase-detection AF (179 points)
Point of focus
Focal plane
phase-detection AF
Contrast-detection AF
* Measured using CIPA internal measurement method with E PZ
16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS lens mounted, Pre-AF off and viewfinder in use.
Contrast-detection AF (25 points)
Focusing over wide area Instant focusing! Once it's focused, it never lets go
Maximum 11fps (approx.) high-speed
continuous shooting with AF/AE tracking
never misses a decisive moment
Fast Hybrid AF is great for movies, too
Meeting your focusing demands
Basic AF performance of
Wide Fast Steadfast
The 6000 employs a focal plane phase-
detection AF sensor with 179 AF points spread
to cover nearly the entire frame. The wide AF
area allows instant AF response to a subject
positioned even off the center of the frame.
Advanced Fast Hybrid AF combines phase-
detection AF and contrast-detection AF to achieve
incredibly fast 0.06 sec.* AF performance.
With Focus Mode set to AF-C, the camera
displays one or more small green frames
over the area of focus when (and maintains
focus on that subject as long as) the shutter
button is pressed halfway down. Such stead-
fast tracking sticks to a subject like glue.
Focal plane
phase-
detection
AF only
Focal plane
phase-
detection AF
+
Contrast-
detection AF
Automatically selects optimal AF method
depending on scene
High-speed, highly accurate Fast Hybrid AF
works as well for shooting movies as it does
for shooting still photos. Depending on the
scene, phase-detection AF or contrast-detec-
tion AF may be used for very precise focusing.