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Focusing When focusing in Live View:, where is the point of focus?

I use Canon SLRs. When using live view focusing, there is a rectangle which turns green when the focus is achieved.

My question is: Is there a single focus point at the center of the rectangle? Or does the camera use the edges of the rectangle or how does it work?

I need to focus more precisely in live view for some of my shots and knowing how this works would be very useful. Thanks.

Focusing in Live View: where is the point of focus?

I use Canon SLRs. When using live view focusing, there is a rectangle which turns green when the focus is achieved.

My question is: Is there a single focus point at the center of the rectangle? Or does the camera use the edges of the rectangle or how does it work?

I need to focus more precisely in live view for some of my shots and knowing how this works would be very useful. Thanks.

When focusing in Live View, where is the point of focus?

I use Canon SLRs. When using live view focusing, there is a rectangle which turns green when the focus is achieved.

My question is: Is there a single focus point at the center of the rectangle? Or does the camera use the edges of the rectangle or how does it work?

I need to focus more precisely in live view for some of my shots and knowing how this works would be very useful.

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Focusing in Live View: where is the point of focus?

I use Canon SLRs. When using live view focusing, there is a rectangle which turns green when the focus is achieved.

My question is: Is there a single focus point at the center of the rectangle? Or does the camera use the edges of the rectangle or how does it work?

I need to focus more precisely in live view for some of my shots and knowing how this works would be very useful. Thanks.