JP5040498B2 - camera - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a camera.

As an autofocus (AF) control method, a camera equipped with two methods of a phase difference detection method and a contrast detection method is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2005-283737

In the above conventional camera, the phase difference detection type AF is executed when the release button is fully pressed, so that it is used in the phase difference detection type AF by manual focus or contrast detection type AF before photographing. Even when focusing is performed on an area where no AF area exists, the focus position set by the full pressing operation of the release button for instructing the start of the photographing operation may be shifted.
An object of the present invention is to provide a camera with improved convenience during shooting using an autofocus function.

The present invention solves the above problems by the following means. In addition, in order to make an understanding easy, although the code | symbol corresponding to embodiment of this invention is attached | subjected and demonstrated, it is not limited to this.
The invention of claim 1 includes a half-press operation and full press operation capable release operation portion (26), phase difference and the phase difference detecting unit that performs focus detection operation of the detection type, contrast detection-type on the basis of the contrast of the image An autofocus control unit (40) that performs autofocus control by controlling a contrast detection unit that performs a focus detection operation of the camera and a release operation unit are provided at different positions, and the autofocus control unit includes autofocus control. An autofocus operation section (27) operated to cause a live view , a live view control section for controlling a live view that displays a through image formed based on the output of the imaging section , a handheld shooting mode, and still object shooting a camera and a mode and a configurable mode setting unit, the autofocus control unit, the motor When the hand-held shooting mode is set by the mode setting unit, when the half-press operation of the release operation unit or the on-operation of the autofocus operation unit is detected during the display of the through image, When the focus detection operation by the phase difference detection unit is controlled, and when the still object shooting mode is set by the mode setting unit, the release operation unit is half-pressed while the through image is displayed. The focus detection operation by the phase difference detection unit and the focus detection operation by the contrast detection unit are controlled to be prohibited, and when the autofocus operation unit is turned on during the display of the through image, the contrast detection unit The camera (1) is controlled to perform a focus detection operation .

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the camera according to the first aspect , the autofocus control unit (40) is configured to change the position according to an operation of the autofocus operation unit (27) when the through image is not displayed. A camera (1) characterized by executing a phase difference detection type autofocus operation.
A third aspect of the present invention is the camera according to the first or second aspect , wherein the autofocus control unit (40) is in the predetermined state, and the through image is captured even after the photographing operation is completed. When the live view continuation mode for continuing the display is selected, the display of the contrast detection type is performed according to the operation of the autofocus operation unit unless the display of the through image started after the completion of the shooting operation is stopped. The camera (1) is characterized in that an autofocus operation is executed and control for prohibiting execution of the phase difference detection type autofocus operation according to an operation on the release operation member is continued.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the camera according to any one of the first to third aspects, the autofocus control unit (40) is configured such that the live view function is set to the predetermined state. However, when the through image is not displayed, the phase difference detection type autofocus operation is executed according to the operation of the release operation member (26). It is.
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the camera according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the live view function is a live view mode for capturing a still subject while the camera is fixed. The camera (1) includes a fixed shooting mode, and the predetermined state is a state set to the fixed shooting mode.
Note that the configuration described with reference numerals may be modified as appropriate, and at least a part of the configuration may be replaced with another component.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a camera with improved convenience during shooting using the autofocus function.

[First Embodiment]
Hereinafter, an embodiment of a camera to which the present invention is applied will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a mechanical structure of the camera according to the first embodiment.
In FIG. 1, (a) shows an observation state in which subject light is guided to the finder optical system, and (b) shows an exposure state in which subject light is exposed to the imaging unit.

  The camera 1 is a single-lens reflex digital camera system including an interchangeable lens 10 and a camera body 20 to which the interchangeable lens 10 is detachably mounted. The interchangeable lens 10 and the camera body 20 exchange electrical signals via the plurality of electrical contacts 2 in the mounted state.

The interchangeable lens 10 includes a photographic lens 11, a diaphragm unit 12, a drive mechanism 13, and a lens data unit 14.
The taking lens 11 includes a focus lens group. The aperture 12 adjusts the amount of subject light passing through the photographing lens 11. The drive mechanism 13 includes an actuator that drives the focus lens group.

  The camera body 20 includes an imaging unit 21, a signal processing unit 22, a mirror unit 23, a shutter 24, a finder optical system 25, a release button 26, an autofocus (AF) activation button 27, a display unit 28, an AF sensor 29, and a control unit 30. It has.

The imaging unit 21 is a solid-state imaging device including a photoelectric conversion element that converts the subject light into an electrical signal and outputs the electrical signal when the subject light that has passed through the photographing lens 11 is exposed on the imaging plane. For the imaging unit 21, for example, a CMOS, a CCD, or the like can be used.
The signal processing unit 22 is a part that performs noise removal, A / D conversion, and the like of the electrical signal output from the imaging unit 21.

The mirror unit 23 is disposed on the incident surface side of the imaging unit 21, and includes a main mirror 23a and a sub mirror 23b.
The main mirror 23a is a mirror that reflects subject light that has passed through the photographing lens 11 to a finder optical system 25 described later. The main mirror 23a is a half mirror, and transmits a part of light.
The sub mirror 23b is a mirror that reflects subject light transmitted through the main mirror 23a to an AF sensor 29 described later.
When a release button 26, which will be described later, is fully pressed, the mirror unit 23 rotates around an axis provided at an end thereof so that the reflecting surfaces of the main mirror 23a and the sub mirror 23b are substantially parallel to the optical axis. This is a so-called quick return mirror that retracts to a position (see FIG. 1B).

  The shutter 24 is a known focal plane shutter that opens and closes in response to a full pressing operation of the release button 26, and is provided between the imaging unit 21 and the mirror unit 23.

  The finder optical system 25 includes a screen 25a on which the subject light reflected by the main mirror 23a is imaged, an eyepiece lens 25b that allows the photographer to approach the eyes when shooting using the finder optical system 25, and a screen. And a prism 25c for guiding the subject image formed on 25a to the eyepiece lens 25b.

The release button 26 is a two-stage push button switch, and is a release operation member that can be operated in two patterns, a half-press operation and a full-press operation.
The AF activation button 27 is a push button switch provided at a location different from the release button 26 (for example, the rear surface of the camera body), and is used exclusively for causing the AF control unit 40 described later to start an AF operation. This is an AF operation unit that is operated automatically.

The display unit 28 is provided on the back surface of the camera body, and can display a captured image, a menu screen that can be set under shooting conditions, and the like.
The camera 1 has a function of causing the display unit 28 to display an image based on the output of the imaging unit 21 in substantially real time, and the photographer can determine the shooting composition while checking the image. It can be done. Hereinafter, in the present specification, such a function will be described as a live view function. An image displayed on the display unit 28 when shooting using the live view function is referred to as a through image.

  Switching between a shooting mode using the live view function (live view shooting mode) and a shooting mode using the finder optical system (finder shooting mode) is performed by operating an operation mode selection dial (not shown).

In addition, the camera 1 of the present embodiment has a handheld shooting mode and a studio shooting mode (fixed shooting mode: a state in which the live view function is set to a predetermined state) as shooting modes using the live view function. Yes.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a state of the camera and the subject when shooting in the studio shooting mode using the camera shown in FIG.
The handheld shooting mode is a shooting mode that is selected when shooting is performed with the camera 1 held by a hand, and is characterized in that the composition can be determined freely and promptly.
On the other hand, the studio shooting mode is a fixed shooting mode that is selected when the camera 1 is fixed to the tripod 3 and the still subject S placed on the table 4 is shot as shown in FIG. is there. In this studio shooting mode, for example, the camera 1 is connected to a personal computer (PC) (not shown), and an image shot by the camera 1 is displayed on the display unit 28 on the back of the camera or a monitor of the PC. This is a shooting mode suitable for confirming in detail the focus position, the degree of blur, and the like.
Switching between the handheld shooting mode and the studio shooting mode is also performed by operating the operation mode selection dial described above.

  The AF sensor 29 divides subject light reflected by the sub-mirror 23b into two to generate two images with parallax, and a pair of photoelectric conversion element arrays that convert these two images into electric signals, respectively. (Line sensor) is included (mask and line sensor are not shown).

The control unit 30 is a part that comprehensively controls the electrical elements provided in the camera 1 and includes an arithmetic device such as a microcomputer.
The control unit 30 includes an autofocus (AF) control unit 40 that drives a focus lens group included in the photographic lens 11 in accordance with an instruction from the photographer and performs focusing on a main subject, for example. ing.

  In the live view shooting mode, the AF control unit 40 appropriately uses a phase difference detection type AF operation and a contrast detection type AF operation appropriately according to an AF operation instruction from the photographer. The use of this AF operation will be described in detail later.

  When performing the phase difference detection type AF operation, the AF control unit 40 calculates the relative defocus amount (focal shift amount) of the two images from the output of the line sensor provided in the AF sensor 29 described above. Data relating to the lens driving amount corresponding to the defocus amount is recorded in the lens data unit 14 provided in the interchangeable lens 100, and the AF control unit 40 sets the focus lens group so that the defocus amount becomes zero. Drive.

  When performing the contrast detection type AF operation, the AF control unit 40 analyzes the image information of the subject output from the signal processing unit 22, and the contrast of the image becomes the highest while moving the focus lens group in the optical axis direction. A lens position is searched, and this position is regarded as a focus position and focusing is performed.

Next, the use of the AF operation performed by the AF control unit 40 when shooting in the live view shooting mode using the camera 1 of the present embodiment will be described.
In the live view shooting mode, the camera 1 is different in the operation when the photographer causes the camera 1 to perform the AF operation in the handheld shooting mode and the studio shooting mode. The AF operation performed by the AF control unit 40 in response to an AF execution instruction from the photographer is also different before and after displaying a through image.

Table 1 shows an AF operation that the camera 1 of the embodiment performs in the live view (LV) shooting mode.

  As shown in Table 1, when shooting in the handheld shooting mode, in the pre-processing phase before starting the through image display, the AF control unit 40 performs the half-press operation of the release button 26 and turns on the AF start button 27. A phase difference detection type AF operation is executed when any of the operations is detected. On the other hand, when the full pressing operation of the release button 26 is detected in the preprocessing phase, the AF control unit 40 does not perform the AF operation. Then, the control unit 30 that has detected the full-pressing operation of the release button 26 displays a through image on the display unit 28 (transition to the live view phase).

Further, even in the live view phase in a state where a through image is displayed, the AF control unit 40 does not detect the phase difference detection type when either the half-press operation of the release button 26 or the ON operation of the AF start button 27 is detected. The AF operation is executed. In order to perform phase difference detection AF in the live view phase, the mirror unit 23 must be returned to the reflection position again. However, the mirror unit 23 is returned to the reflection position and phase difference detection AF is performed. Since the time required for this is very short, the operational feeling of the camera 1 does not deteriorate.
When the control unit 40 detects the full press operation of the release button 26 in the live view phase, the control unit 40 controls the mirror unit 23 and the shutter 24 to execute the photographing operation.

  On the other hand, when the studio shooting mode is selected, the AF control unit 40 performs control to invalidate the AF instruction by half-pressing the release button 26 in the preprocessing phase, and detects the operation of the AF start button 27. Only when the phase difference detection is performed, the phase difference detection type AF operation is executed. Similarly to the hand-held shooting mode, when the control unit 30 detects a full pressing operation of the release button 26, the process proceeds to the live view phase.

Also in the live view phase, the AF control unit 40 performs control to invalidate the AF instruction by half-pressing the release button 26 and detects the contrast only when the ON operation of the AF activation button 27 is detected. The AF operation of the formula is executed.
The studio shooting mode is a shooting mode for shooting a still subject. The photographer focuses on the camera manually or by contrast detection AF while checking the through image (or the image displayed on the PC monitor). It is assumed that If the AF operation by half-pressing or full-pressing the release button 26 is allowed, the AF position that is set by the photographer at the pinpoint will be re-focused with the full-pressing operation or the half-pressing operation that passes in the middle of the full-pressing. Since there is a possibility that the camera 1 will be displaced by the operation, the camera 1 prohibits the AF operation by operating the release button 26 as described above.

  For this reason, in the live view phase in the studio shooting mode, the AF start button 27 is operated to cause the camera 1 of the present embodiment to perform the AF operation. In this case, the focus position set while confirming the through image or the like is not changed by the full-press or half-press operation of the release button 26.

Hereinafter, control performed by the control unit 30 when shooting in the studio shooting mode in the live view shooting mode will be described with reference to a flowchart.
FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the control performed by the control unit when shooting is performed using the camera shown in FIG.

(Step S01: AF operation by half-press operation is prohibited)
When the photographer selects the live shooting view mode and the studio shooting mode that is exclusively assumed to be used in the shooting scene shown in FIG. 2 is selected from the live view shooting modes, the AF control unit 40 Accordingly, control for prohibiting the AF operation in accordance with the operation (half-pressing or full-pressing operation) of the release button 26 is performed (proceed to Step S02). In this state, the AF operation is not executed even if the release button 26 is operated.

(Steps S02 to 03: AF start button operation detection, phase difference detection AF)
In contrast, when the AF activation button 27 is turned on (step S02), the AF control unit 40 performs a phase difference detection type AF operation to focus on the subject S (step S03). This phase difference detection type AF operation is performed in the focus area selected by the photographer using the finder optical system 25.
In the studio shooting mode, focus is focused while confirming a through image in step S08 described later. Therefore, this step S02 may be omitted or coarsely adjusted by manual operation. May be performed.

(Steps S04 to S05: full press operation detection, live view start)
When the control unit 40 detects a full pressing operation of the release button 26 (step S04), the controller 40 drives the mirror unit 23 to the retracted position (mirror up) and opens the shutter 24 (step S05). Thereby, the camera 1 shifts to the exposure state shown in FIG. 1B, and the subject light is exposed to the imaging unit 21.

(Step S06: Through image display)
When the subject light is exposed to the imaging unit 21, the signal processing unit 22 generates image data based on the output of the imaging unit 21, for example, at about 30 frames per second. The control unit 40 displays the through image by continuously displaying images based on these image data on the display unit 28, and proceeds to step S07. When an external display device such as a PC is connected to the camera 1, a through image is output to the external display device, and the through image is displayed on the display unit of the external display device.

(Steps S07 to S08: AF start button operation detection, contrast AF)
When the AF control unit 40 detects that the AF activation button 27 is turned on, the AF control unit 40 executes a contrast detection type AF operation in response to this, and displays the focus determination result on the display unit 28. At this time, the position of the AF area (frame display of the AF area) is superimposed on the through image.
The focus determination result is, for example, a frame display of the AF area, a green blinking display during the AF operation (while calculating the focus evaluation value), a green lighting display when the focus is completed, and a red display when the focus is not achieved. It is preferable to perform color coding such as blinking display, switching between lighting and blinking, and the like. In addition, the photographer may be notified of the completion of focusing by voice. This AF operation is executed only when the AF activation button 27 is turned on (pressed), and when the AF activation button 27 is released, the AF operation is interrupted.

The display unit 28 has a larger display area than the display area of the screen 25a provided in the finder optical system 25, and is excellent in the visibility of the subject. Further, since the display magnification can be arbitrarily increased, focusing at a pinpoint can be performed more easily than when the finder optical system 25 is used. Also, the depth of field can be confirmed more easily.
In this case, the photographer may focus on the subject manually without operating the AF activation button 27.

(Steps S09 to 11: Full-press operation detection, through image display stop, photographing operation)
When the control unit 30 detects that the release button 26 is fully pressed in the live view phase (step S09), the control unit 30 returns the mirror unit 23 from the retracted position to the optical path (mirror down) and closes the shutter 24. Driven, the generation of the image data by the signal processing unit 22 is stopped, and the display of the through image is stopped (step S10). Then, the shooting operation is started. Specifically, in the photographing operation, the mirror unit 23 is mirrored up again, the shutter 24 is driven to open and close, the subject light is exposed to the imaging unit 21, and the image data generated thereby is written on a recording medium (not shown). Record with.

  When the photographing operation is completed, the process returns to step S02 and the subsequent processing is repeated. At this time, the through image is not displayed until the full pressing operation of the release button is detected again (step S04). The camera 1 performs a process of ending the live view phase and returning to the preprocessing phase (step S02) by operating a menu button provided in the camera body 20 in the live view phase of steps S05 to S11. Do.

According to the camera 1 of the embodiment described above, the following effects can be obtained.
(1) Since the AF control unit 40 prohibits the AF operation according to the operation of the release button 26, the release button 26 is fully pressed to instruct the start of the shooting operation (necessarily performed in the process of fully pressing). AF operation according to the half-press operation is also prohibited. As a result, even when the release button 26 is fully pressed (see step S04 in FIG. 3) in order to shift to the live view phase, the focus position at the time of the previous shooting is maintained. As described above, the camera 1 according to the embodiment can repeatedly shoot while maintaining the focus position with respect to the subject, and further shoot while changing exposure correction, aperture value, ISO sensitivity, and the like as necessary. Can continue. Therefore, this is particularly convenient when it is desired to focus on a pin point as in the case of shooting a still subject shown in FIG.
(2) Since the AF start button 27 for instructing the camera 1 to execute AF is provided, the photographer can perform the AF operation at any timing even when the AF operation by the release button 26 is prohibited. Can be executed.
(3) Since the AF operation according to the full pressing operation of the release button when shifting to the live view phase is prohibited, the focus position adjusted as a rough adjustment (see step S03 in FIG. 3) immediately before is not shifted. .
(4) In the live view phase, since it is possible to focus while confirming the through image, it is possible to focus at a point rather than confirming the subject image via the eyepiece.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, a second embodiment of a camera to which the present invention is applied will be described. In the second embodiment, the same functions as those in the first embodiment described above are denoted by the same reference numerals or the same reference numerals at the end, and repeated descriptions and drawings are appropriately omitted.

In the camera 1 of the first embodiment, the through image is turned off immediately before the shooting operation (see step S10 in FIG. 3), and the release button 26 is fully pressed again by the photographer after the shooting operation is completed. Is resumed (see steps S04 to S06 in FIG. 3).
On the other hand, in the camera 101 of the second embodiment, the display of the through image is resumed even if the photographer does not operate after the photographing operation is completed. Since the configuration of the camera of the second embodiment is substantially the same as that of the camera 1 of the first embodiment except for the control performed by the control unit 130, illustration thereof is omitted (the camera 101 and the control unit 130 are not illustrated). 1 is shown in parentheses).

In the camera 1 of the first embodiment, in order to avoid the AF operation being performed again by the full pressing operation of the release button 26 (see step S04 in FIG. 3) for shifting to the live view phase, AF by operation was first prohibited (see step S01 in FIG. 3).
In contrast, in the camera 2 of the second embodiment, the release button 26 in the pre-processing phase is not required to be fully pressed even when shooting for the second and subsequent shots. AF operation by half-pressing operation is allowed.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating control performed by the control unit when shooting is performed using the camera of the second embodiment.
(Steps S21 to 24: AF operation of phase difference detection type)
In the camera 101 of the second embodiment, the AF control unit 40 detects the phase difference regardless of whether the release button 26 is half-pressed or the AF activation button 27 is turned on in the preprocessing phase. The AF operation of the equation is performed (steps S21 and S22). When a full pressing operation of the release button 26 is detected, the live view phase is entered (step S23).

(Step S24: AF prohibition control by half-press operation)
The control unit 130 performs control to prohibit AF operation by operating the release button 26 (step S24). This is to prevent the AF operation from being re-executed by the full-pressing operation of the release button 26 for starting the photographing operation and the half-pressing operation accompanying it (see step S29), as in the first embodiment. is there.
However, when an interrupt process (not shown) for stopping the display of the through image started after the shooting operation is completed (live view phase is ended) by the operation of the menu button is entered, this interrupt process is performed in step S24. Since the setting is canceled and the process returns to step S21, after this interruption process, control is performed to allow the AF operation by half-pressing the release button 26 again.

(Steps S25-31: Live view phase)
The control flow in the live view phase performed by the control unit 130 of the camera 101 of the second embodiment is substantially the same as that of the first embodiment, and starts displaying a through image in response to a full press operation of the release button 26 (step S26) In response to the full-pressing operation of the release button 26 again (step S29), the photographing operation is started.
However, as described above, the camera 101 of the second embodiment is configured such that the display of the through image is resumed even if the photographer does not operate after the photographing operation is completed, and the photographing operation is completed (step S31). Then, the process returns to step S26 to display the through image on the display unit 28 again.

The camera 101 of the second embodiment described above is convenient because the phase difference AF can be performed even by half-pressing the release button 26 in the preprocessing phase.
Further, the camera shooting mode (live view continuous shooting mode) of the second embodiment described above may be mounted on the camera of the first embodiment, and the transition to the live view phase is performed as in the first embodiment. In addition, a mode in which the full pressing operation of the release button 26 is requested and a mode in which the through image display is continuously performed as in the second embodiment may be selectively switched. And it is good to switch the control which the control part 40 performs according to the difference of these modes.

[Deformation]
The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications and changes are possible, and these are also within the technical scope of the present invention.
(1) The release operation member according to the embodiment is a release button provided in the camera body. However, the release operation member is not limited thereto, and may be a remote control (remote control) device capable of wirelessly operating the camera, for example. Good. In this case, since the AF operation by the half-press operation of the remote control button is prohibited and the AF start button provided in the camera cannot be operated, the instruction to execute the contrast AF to the camera is, for example, a half-press operation for 1 second or more of the remote control button. (Long press operation). Further, an AF activation button may be provided on the remote control device.
(2) In the studio shooting mode, the camera of the first embodiment always performs control to prohibit the AF operation by half-pressing the release button. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, before the through image is displayed. For example, a phase difference detection type AF operation by half-pressing the release button may be allowed. Focusing before displaying a through image is performed in a coarse adjustment sense, so there may be no problem even if this focus position is shifted by full-pressing the release button for the purpose of shifting to the live view phase. Because.

It is a figure which shows the mechanical structure of the camera of 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the state of a camera and a to-be-photographed object at the time of image | photographing in studio imaging | photography mode using the camera shown in FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the control which a control part performs when image | photographing using the camera shown in FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the control which a control part performs when image | photographing using the camera of 2nd Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

  1 Camera: 26 Release button: 27 AF start button: 30 Control unit: 4 AF control unit

Claims (5)

Release operation part that can be half-pressed and fully pressed ,
A phase difference the phase difference detecting unit that performs focus detection operation of the detection formula, and the auto focus control unit for performing autofocus control by controlling the contrast detection unit that performs focus detection operation in a contrast detection type based on the contrast of the image ,
An autofocus operation unit which is provided at a position different from the release operation unit and is operated to cause the autofocus control unit to perform autofocus control;
A live view control unit for controlling a live view for displaying a through image formed based on an output of the imaging unit ;
A camera comprising a mode setting unit capable of setting a handheld shooting mode and a stationary subject shooting mode ,
The autofocus control unit is configured to perform a half-press operation of the release operation unit and an on operation of the autofocus operation unit during display of the through image when the handheld shooting mode is set by the mode setting unit. When any one is detected, control is performed to perform a focus detection operation by the phase difference detection unit,
When the mode setting unit is set to the still object shooting mode, the focus detection operation by the phase difference detection unit and the contrast detection unit are performed when the release operation unit is half-pressed during display of the through image. A camera that controls to prohibit a focus detection operation, and performs a focus detection operation by the contrast detection unit when the autofocus operation unit is turned on while the through image is being displayed. . The camera of claim 1 ,
The camera, wherein the autofocus control unit performs the phase difference detection type autofocus operation in response to an operation of the autofocus operation unit in a non-display state of the through image. The camera according to claim 1 or 2 ,
The autofocus control unit is started after the shooting operation is completed when the live view continuation mode in which the display of the through image is continued even after the shooting operation is completed is selected. Unless the display of the through image is stopped, the contrast detection type autofocus operation is executed according to the operation of the autofocus operation unit, and the phase difference detection type autofocusing operation according to the operation of the release operation member is performed. A camera characterized by continuing control to prohibit execution of the focus operation. In the camera according to any one of claims 1 to 3 ,
Even when the live view function is set to the predetermined state, the autofocus control unit may detect the phase difference according to an operation of the release operation member when the through image is not displayed. A camera characterized by having a detection-type autofocus operation. In the camera according to any one of claims 1 to 4 ,
As the live view function, including a fixed shooting mode that is a live view mode for capturing a still subject with the camera fixed,
The predetermined state is a state in which the fixed photographing mode is set.