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Originally Posted by M_Six
First day out with the Rx10. It's going to take some time to get used to the auto-focus. I can't seem to focus on things like clouds or the moon in a blue sky. And trying to grab a clean shot of a turkey vulture was hard. Lots of focus hunting. I guess it's just a matter of getting the settings right and practicing. Mr. Squirrel was a much easier target.
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I only go to "Wide Tracking" (it may be "Lock-On" with the Rx10) for birds against a clear sky. My default seems to be "Center Tracking". If you use "Flexible Point Tracking", then you need to recenter by hitting the joy stick; otherwise, the AF point may be on the edge of the EVF, where you just finished tracking something. All that's with the a9 and a7RIII, but I think that the Rx10 is similar. Ed has the Rx10, so he'll probably contribute.
Try Center Tracking for starters. The Sony menu provides lots of adaptability, but also, plenty of ways to screw up.