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The autofocus function in live view is not very reliable because the camera doesn’t always lock the focus exactly the way you like. You can overcome this problem by setting the focus manually; however, manual focusing has some problems, as well. Watch this online video to learn how to set the focus manually in live view on your Canon 5D Mark III camera.
When using live view combined with manual focus (lens switch set to “m” and/or camera AF lever moved to “m”) the focus box does not turn green to indicate focus. You must look at the scene (zooming in helps) while moving the lens focus ring and determine, by looking at the scene, when your subject is in focus.
with the lens type) to . M. for manual focus in . Live View. or . D-Movie. modes. Setting any of the manual . focus switches on the lens or camera to . M. immediately disables the autofocus system for . Live View. or . D-Movie. modes. Most people can hear three distinct clicks when taking a picture in either . Hand-held. or . Tripod. modes.
The autofocus sensors in your camera are disabled in live view because the mirror must be moved out of the way to allow in light. The Canon 5D Mark III makes up for this by using a different type of autofocus. Focusing in live view is slower than when shooting normally, but there are additional modes you can activate to help alleviate this problem.
Exploring Live View Focusing. As with viewfinder photography, you can opt for autofocusing or manual focusing during Live View shooting, assuming that your lens supports both. If you use the 24-85mm kit lens, set the switch on the lens to the M/A position (for autofocusing with manual override) and to the M position to focus manually.
Set camera to manual focus; Turn the focus ring on your lens to the closest focus distance; Turn on Live View; Move your camera closer to your subject until it is in focus. (Using a focusing rail can help you master this method.) To fine-tune the focus, use the zoom feature in Live View t