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First attempt at Raw Burst (Canon R6 Mk II)

Aug 29
1 min read

Not the best of results, but take it from me, it's not that easy...

For those who are not familiar with Raw Burst, the camera continually stores multiple shots, typically 15 - 25, in a buffer when the shutter is half pressed. When you decide you want the shot, you fully press the shutter and multiple shots are taken. This ensures you get the photo you require.

The downside is you can only see the photos in Canons DPP (Digital Photo Professional) software with Canon. Once you choose the photo/photos, you can edit them in Photoshop.

 
 
 

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2 Comments


Eamonn
Aug 29

Neil - is that also what is known as 'Pre-Capture'? I don't know for sure but recall reading something on Pre-capture likely to do with Nikon cameras of course but it sounds as though it might be the same thing.

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NJC3107
NJC3107
Sep 04
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Yes, I imagine so. It buffers 15-20 photos whilst the shutter is pressed halfway. It saves all the pictures when the shutter is fully pressed.

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