The Camera Trick That Makes Every Photographer’s Life Easier

I've seen too many photographers these days shoot portraits at 20 frames a second or more. But beyond that, they then need to sift through all those images in post-production. These days though, it's becoming increasingly ridiculous, with cameras shooting way more images than you possibly need.

Years ago, I used to go through and manually delete those photographs to clear up space on my memory cards. But these days, there's another camera trick you can use that will become much more important: star rating. .

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2024-1-2 14:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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