By moving the lenses in the orientation of the optical axis, the sharpness (contrast) of the image is continuously evaluated for a section of the image. The contrast has its maximum where the object plane coincides with the focal plane. The sensor is then positioned accordingly to this calculated position. The accuracy of the procedure is primarily dependent on the depth of field of the lens.
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