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An autofocus system is a technology used in photography and videography to automatically adjust the focus of a lens. It is designed to ensure that the subject of the image is sharp and in focus, regardless of the distance between the camera and the subject. Autofocus systems are commonly used in digital cameras, camcorders, and smartphones.

There are several types of autofocus systems, including contrast detection, phase detection, and hybrid systems. Contrast detection autofocus systems work by analyzing the contrast of the image and adjusting the lens until the contrast is maximized. Phase detection autofocus systems use sensors to detect the phase difference between the light waves that pass through the lens and the light waves that are reflected off the subject. Hybrid systems combine both contrast detection and phase detection to provide faster and more accurate focusing.

Autofocus systems can be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic. Manual autofocus systems require the user to manually adjust the focus of the lens. Semi-automatic autofocus systems allow the user to select the focus point, but the camera automatically adjusts the focus. Fully automatic autofocus systems automatically select the focus point and adjust the focus without any user intervention.

Autofocus systems have become increasingly sophisticated over the years, with advances in technology leading to faster and more accurate focusing. They are an essential feature in modern cameras and are used in a wide range of applications, from amateur photography to professional cinematography.