Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Digital Cameras & Shooting Techniques => Topic started by: alangubbay on December 30, 2007, 06:09:52 am
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With mirror lockup activated, I find that I just cannot get the shutter to open for longer than 1/4 sec. The only way that I have found to get around this problem is to use the self-timer and set the 1 second mirror/shutter delay in the menu. However, I have a feeling that 1 second is not really long enough to allow the vibration to settle down. Has anyone else some accross this? Alan
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With mirror lockup activated, I find that I just cannot get the shutter to open for longer than 1/4 sec. The only way that I have found to get around this problem is to use the self-timer and set the 1 second mirror/shutter delay in the menu. However, I have a feeling that 1 second is not really long enough to allow the vibration to settle down. Has anyone else some accross this? Alan
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No problems with either of my D300's... the shutter stays open for whatever speed I set (or the appropriate shutter speed chosen by the camera in Av mode) when I use the MLU.
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No problems with either of my D300's... the shutter stays open for whatever speed I set (or the appropriate shutter speed chosen by the camera in Av mode) when I use the MLU.
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Thank you for your response. I have found that this is a curious feature of this model, although not mentioned in the manual. If one does not press the shutter button a second time but waits for self-activation after 30 seconds, 1/4 sec is the longest exposure possible! Alan