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Hi all,
I could really do with some help if possible.
Basically, I'm using a Nikon D810 to do quite a lot of timelapses recently but haven't yet worked out how best to 'preview' images as I'm going along, to make sure that the exposures are as they should be.
For example: Full manual mode, let it run for 100 exposures, as the light changes I want to preview an image on the screen and then, potentially, make an exposure adjustment.
The issue is....the only way I can find of doing this is to pause the intervalometer timer, press "play" on the back of the D810 to preview the previous exposure, and then make an adjustment and continue with the timelapse.
As you're aware, this isn't ideal as the timing between each shot should be consistent. I find I'm getting a bit of jerky movement in certain section of my timelapses because I've had to pause to preview and make adjustments.
Any suggestions? I can't think of any other way of doing it.
Thank you
I could really do with some help if possible.
Basically, I'm using a Nikon D810 to do quite a lot of timelapses recently but haven't yet worked out how best to 'preview' images as I'm going along, to make sure that the exposures are as they should be.
For example: Full manual mode, let it run for 100 exposures, as the light changes I want to preview an image on the screen and then, potentially, make an exposure adjustment.
The issue is....the only way I can find of doing this is to pause the intervalometer timer, press "play" on the back of the D810 to preview the previous exposure, and then make an adjustment and continue with the timelapse.
As you're aware, this isn't ideal as the timing between each shot should be consistent. I find I'm getting a bit of jerky movement in certain section of my timelapses because I've had to pause to preview and make adjustments.
Any suggestions? I can't think of any other way of doing it.
Thank you