A great feature of modern cameras is the ability to program when your shutter releases. With Canon's DSLR cameras, you can do this with its built-in shutter-release modes. Which modes are they? In this video, Richard Harrington walks you through how to shoot in continuous, or burst, mode with your Canon DSLR camera.
- Out of the box, your camera shoots…a single photo (camera beeps and shutter clicks)…with each push of the shutter button.…However, there are many shooting situations…where it can be useful to shoot several photos…in rapid-fire succession…perhaps to catch the action of an athlete,…or the perfect expression of a laughing child.…Card space is cheap, after all,…so you want to cover your bases and get a few extra shots…in what's often used a technique called burst shooting,…or continuous mode.…Now, when you're shooting in continuous mode,…your camera captures a continuous stream of shots.…
The camera stores the shots in a special area of its memory…called the buffer.…The buffer is just essentially…temporary storage in the camera,…and when it gets full, it transfers those images…to the memory card,…and if the buffer can't clear itself out fast enough,…it'll actually stop shooting…until there's room in the buffer again.…The fact is is that you want to use a faster memory card,…and the more professional bodies from Canon…
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Released
2/26/2019- Reducing camera shake
- Shooting in scene modes
- Shooting in live view
- Changing ISO and exposure in programmed auto mode
- Using Autofocus
- Focusing manually
- Shooting in burst mode
- Switching between metering modes
- Shooting HDR images with exposure bracketing
- Setting custom white balance
- Shooting panoramas
- Recording video
- Controlling your camera with a smartphone
- Sharing images with the Canon Camera Connect app
Skill Level Intermediate
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Welcome
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How to use this course1m 11s
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Downloading your user manual1m 15s
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1. Canon Quick Start
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Getting ready to shoot4m 36s
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Powering up your camera3m 5s
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Reducing camera shake3m 40s
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Shooting in scene modes7m 54s
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2. A Closer Look at Your Canon Camera
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Touring the viewfinder4m 18s
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Shooting in Live View4m 10s
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Autofocus basics4m 59s
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3. Shooting in Programmed Auto Mode
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Changing ISO2m 14s
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Using program shift mode2m 57s
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4. Exploring Autofocus
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Focusing manually3m 57s
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5. Understanding Shutter-Release Modes
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Silent shooting2m 10s
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Using the self-timer1m 52s
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Using a remote2m 1s
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6. Understanding Exposure Controls
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Exposure lock2m 31s
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Aperture priority mode3m 26s
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Shutter Priority mode4m 31s
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Manual mode4m 39s
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Long-time exposures (Bulb)4m 50s
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7. Beyond the Basics
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Using picture styles4m 32s
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Using creative filters3m 22s
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Shooting panoramas4m 32s
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Adjusting your LCD3m 5s
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Cleaning your image sensor5m 22s
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8. Working with Video and Your Canon Camera
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Recording movies1m 40s
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Playback of movie files1m 55s
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9. Wireless Functions
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Conclusion
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Next steps49s
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