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How much further will you go with 7-point auto focus?
Before you can answer that question, you'll have to know what an astonishing advance
7-point autofocus is. To give you an idea, the Canon EOS IN, has dominated the world
of professional sports photography since its introduction. Why? Because, quite frankly,
for speed and accuracy its superb 5-point autofocus was impossible to beat. Now,
Canon has taken that technology and pushed it even further. Seven focus points instead
of five, and with a newly developed CMOS sensor, the EOS 300's focusing is even faster
than before.
That's the technology, but what does it mean to
you? For a start, it means you'll never have to miss another action shot again; whether
it's a footballer powering a ball into the back of the net, a cheetah bringing down
a gazelle or a child running his first race, you'll be able to capture all of it
in perfect, pin-sharp focus. But action is just one aspect of the 7-point autofocus
advantage. The other is composition. It's composition that often makes the difference
between a great photograph and a snapshot.
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With the EOS 300, you have the freedom to position your subject anywhere in the frame, and that's going to give your photograph a whole new dimension. Try it. See how much more impact you can create by moving the point of focus from the center of the frame. See how much further your photography will go. |