Using this easy to configure tip you will be able to change crucial camera settings on the fly without your eye ever leaving the viewfinder. This is the setup I use to help get the best possible photos at major concerts and pro sports games. Making these changes allows me to quickly modify my exposure metering, focus, create focus traps, or switch to eye detection on the fly. Check out the video to learn how and why I use these settings.
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Joe is a professionally trained photographer specializing in concert, sports, event, location, and landscape photography. Joe began his journey working in a camera store part-time while helping pay his way through college. The fun of picking up a camera just never seemed to get old...
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