do a demonstration of how the Face Registration works. What we're

going to do is show you the feature and then we're going to give it kind of a

little gruelling test, ok? So in order to make the feature work, I'm gonna go to

menu then, I'm going to go to the gear tab and pull down to number six and Face

Registration. The way Face Registration works is that you can

record someone's face in it will memorize it. Up to eight face can be

shifted in priority order and I’m going to teach you how that works. This is really cool

if you’re shooting a wedding. Maybe you’ll Face Register the bride, put her in the number one

position, the groom would be in number two position, maybe the Maid of Honor would

be a number three position and if there's a crowd of all of them together

it will find the bride first if the bride's not in the photo it will find

the number two position first. Then you can swap those around. I will

give you a demonstration how that works. It’s a really cool feature because it will find

those faces automatically for you.

Alright, so, we're going to go to Face Registration and I'm gonna say New

Registration. So now, we have Kyle here and I'm gonna take one picture. It says

shoot fitting face into frame. Boom, ok. Register Face and Enter.

Ok, so that is a New Registration. Now we have Jocelyn in,

and she's going to be the New Registration so I'm gonna put it in

right there, and then, so now we recorded that. Register Face, ok. So now that we

have that we're going to do order exchanging. So you see in number one position,

first person shot was Kyle, and number two position was Jocelyn, I can switch

them around and see there is eight different spots here I can switch around so that

Jocelyn is number one position. Now, let me show you how this works.

Menu, and then we're going to go to the camera, and we're gonna turn on Face

Recognition

with Face Registration. We’re in camera tab six and under Smile/Face Detection.

So, you see right here this one on top means Face Detection off and then right

underneath that is the Kings Hat and the Kings Hat says that it's going to go to

your list of the memorize faces and then put them in their priorities. Under the

On or Off, that’s just any face that happens to be in and that's kind of cool

if you're shooting a person in a crowd or something like that.

Smile Detection we’ll get to you in just a little bit but right now let's put it

on Register Faces, ok? Now what's happened here is of course Jocelyn’s

here. Just go ahead and move around on the screen. Go toward me, walk off

screen, off, and then come back on. Now you'll notice here when it comes back on-did

you see when she walked off there was the Face Detection sprinkles.

Go ahead and walk off again. See that? That was kind of cool. That's what would happen

if you doing Subject Tracking. Come back on. Ok, so now it finds her, again.

You can see just for a split split second it was active in the Phase Detection

sensors. Now let’s bring Kyle in. So Kyle, go ahead and..ok..now we have two people.

Going to have to change the tripod here. So you see right now that there's two squares

and when I press the button down, it only goes on Jocelyn. Go ahead and move

around Kyle. Walk toward me.

Ok, so see he's not in focus but it stays on her. Now, Jocelyn

walk toward me, and so, now it stays on Jocelyn. Go ahead and walk off screen. She

walks off screen now it goes to Kyle because, remember Kyle’s number two

position. How cool is that? Go ahead and walk back on, Jocelyn, and look toward

me. So there we go.

it’s back on Jocelyn. Now that you know that, i'm gonna go back and change

the order of the faces. Now under Face Registration, gear tab six,

I’m going to switch the order. Right now we're going to Order Exchanging, and then now

you see the Jocelyn was a number one position. I'm gonna put Kyle in number one

position. What will happen is when we go back to focus it will

prioritize Kyle. The purple box is the box it is not going to track. When I hold

this down, you see the green box goes over on Kyle. Kyle, go ahead and

walk toward me, and then you're gonna be lower because you're so tall.

Now go him walk backwards, and then go ahead and walk off screen.

Now Jocelyn is in focus because Jocelyn was in the number two position.

Go ahead and walk on screen again, Kyle. There we have it, Kyle goes back in

focus. Kyle was the number one position. That's a demonstration with two

people that look quite different. What happens when you have people that look

very closely alike? so let's bring in Jocelyn’s sister, Megan, go ahead and

jump out Kyle. Now here is a gray box around her sister. It doesn't know who

this lady is. Right? It has no idea, but Jocelyn is in focus and goes to her

because we had Face Registration on. Let's go ahead and then we're going to

put Megan into the system. We’re going to store her face.

Go ahead and jump off Jocelyn. I'm just gonna record Megan’s face. So, we'll go

New Registration and then shoot fitting the face into the frame. Can come closer, just

a tiny bit. There. Okay and there we go.

Cannot register. Shoot again. I think you're not turned right toward me.

Yeah, just like that get. Ok, Register Face. Enter. Now what happens is when we go to

Order Exchanging, we have of course Kyle in first position and Megan in third. I'm

gonna put her in first position. There, okay, and now Jocelyn is in third.

Let's put you both on the screen and there we have it. What's going

to happen now is-see the purple is

around Jocelyn because she's not the one that is in first position. It's

going to stay on Megan. Megan walk toward me, then off screen, and there

she goes, and now it’s on Jocelyn. Megan come back in. Now it's on

Megan. Walk toward me.

Stay there. Kyle, jump in. I think Kyle was in number one

position. Let's find out

We’ll ask the camera. No Megan's in number one position. Because I put her there and we

know that now. Jocelyn go in front of Megan so that you hide her face.

Kyle, go behind Megan. Okay, now that he's gone, see? now we've gone back to Jocelyn.

So what it does is, it remembers and the way it remembers

Is very interesting, uh, Kyle just go ahead and jump out and then Megan and Jocelyn side-by-side

So obviously these two look very alike. They're sisters.

But the way that the camera is it measures the distance between the eyes, the nose

and the chin and comes up with some value. Whatever that is, but it knows the difference between the two

probably better than I do. So it would be interested if we had identical twins but

it does know.

Hold the button down, it's on green, Jocelyn walk towards me.

Perfect. And go back.

And now, that was Continuous High. I want to show you Continuous Plus.

That was eight frames per second and that mimics having a mirror up. This is the

brand new feature, Continuous Shooting High Plus. High Plus gets me into eleven

frames per second.

Jocelyn, you're gonna walk toward me and off the screen when I say go, ok? Go.

Let’s see what happened there, and that was the eleven frames per second

High Plus mode. So, see how the focus followed Jocelyn all the way across that

sequence. That is Face Registration. A very, very handy if you're supposed to be

shooting someone but especially for weddings. Bride first, groom second, or

mother of the bride first. Sometimes that happens, Bride second. But

anyway that's what that does and so when you're on you can just basically

it will find the person that is of the highest priority and that's really cool.

Like shooting a cocktail hour or something like that, or hate to say it, but group photos

with a very wide open aperture. You can think of your own situations when you

would want to have it know who the person is that is most important but that’s

Face Registration. Cool demo.