7D 3-round Burst
I just picked up a new-to-me EOS 7D a few weeks ago. I am digging it! Is there a way to limit bursts to a set amount, say three rounds? Third party firmware is OK by me.
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Craig
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Cheers
Craig
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Are we talking about capture or editing ?
Cheers, Don
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My Acreage Bird Photographs
If making one of these, I'd suggest that it's got a frequency (interval) control for 'tweaking / fine tuning' purposes ...
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you took 10,000 pics at just one event?
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An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.
I shoot the Spartan Race. Its not uncommon to shoot over 20,000 shots in a 2 day event. My 7D has atleast 200K on it. I keep waiting for it to quit on me, but it keeps on going. I have a back up rig ready to go when it does.
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Why? Does anyone actually buy them? Enough to make it worth it? Or do they just admire them online and move on? Or is this just for fun?
An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.
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Excellent. Sounds like you both have a good business model - paid up front or under contract - NOT just shoot, upload, email, pray for sales!
And Kiko, your photos are not free, they have value! The event organizer passes the cost on to the participants in the registration fee.
An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.