Did you try the specific test I posted - on my camera I can cleary see the focus difference in this test (I can also hear the camera re-focus between shots). When I do this test I have something close to the camera (5-10cm) and something is the distance (>5m). I manually focus on the close object which is then in focus for the first shot, and then the far object is in focus for the second.
A bracket value of 100 with a fill factor of of 100 won't work.
The allowed range of values is from 68 to 65535, where 65535 = infinity.
100x100 = 100,000 which would try to push the focus outside the allowed range.
Also make sure the 'Override Sub. Dist. Value' setting is off (Value Factor = Off) in the Extra Photo Operations menu. Only have the override in the 'Bracketing in Continuous Mode' turned on.
If you enable the main subject distance override it will take precedence and the bracketing override won't work.
(This should probably be fixed so the main override only sets the starting value and the bracketing still works.)
Phil.
Sorry guys, I'm still struggling with this and I've become a bit confused with some of the info.
I can't work out how to do the +6000mm settings as the Subj.Dist Bracket Value only goes from 0-100 and you've advised to leave the Value Factor off.
To summarise the settings I've tried (among many) these are the parameters I've most recently tried without effect@
Subject Distance Bracket Value = [20]
Value Factor =
Bracketing Type
Clear Bracket values on Start [Unchecked]
Back onto the Extra Photo Operations Menu
Disable Overrides [Off]
Include AutoISO & Bracketing [Unchecked]
I then press the shutter button until the script is finished; go out of the <Alt> menu and using M mode have the Continuous shooting enabled, MF on to the closest point.
I've tried using both the shutter button and the remote release and I can't hear any re-focussing go on and as long as I've got the shutter pressed the camera just keeps continuous shooting of the nearest point.
Thanks,
A
