June 2019
Beginner
156 pages
4h 59m
English
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THE INTEGRATION OF video and still technology has generated a feature we can be thankful for: focus peaking. Originally designed for video cameras, this feature allows you to easily see where the lens is focused when viewing the full image. As the focus ring is turned back and forth, the region of sharpness will have a wave of glimmering edges that are easy to identify. Designed using edge-detection technology, focus peaking first became commonplace with mirrorless cameras. Many DSLRs have since incorporated this option into their Live View modes.
This feature is usually not enabled as a default so you will have to look in your ...
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