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Green AF illuminator

Hey anyone know how to disable this feature?
I am shooting in places where no flash is allowed and can't get the green illuminator to stop flashing in auto mode or sport mode any suggestions out there???

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Depending on your model, you may be able to go into the set-up menu and set the AF illuminator to the off setting.

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