Focus Range Focusing Brightness Range EV -3 - 18 with the Center AF Point Supporting f/2.8, One-shot AF, at Room Temperature, ISO 100, EV 1 - 20 at Room Temperature, ISO 100 Metering Modes 63-zone TTL ...

Focus Points 9-point AF Center Point Cross-type and Vertical Line Sensitive When Supporting f/2.8 Metering Modes Evaluative Metering 315 Zones, Partial Metering 6.0% of Live View Screen, Spot Metering ...

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