March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

If you’re trying to squeak out every possible amount of sharpness you can from your camera, you’re shooting a DSLR (this trick isn’t necessary for mirrorless cameras), and you’re on a tripod (that’s key), you can use a feature called “mirror lockup,” which locks your mirror in the up position right before you take a shot, reducing the small amount of vibration that happens when the mirror flips up during the shooting process. It’s easy use, but not every camera has this feature, so download the free PDF of your camera’s instruction manual and do a search for “mirror lockup” (or “exposure delay mode” on some cameras). If your camera ...
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