Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: NigelC on February 09, 2011, 06:53:25 am
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When using tripod, I have been enabling mirror lock-up, focussing manually in LV, going out of LV, press once to lockup, press twice to uncap shutter. Just thought - surely LV locks up mirror anyway so if shoot straioght form LV, no need for separate mirror lock-up?
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That is correct the mirror is locked up in live view just shoot the picture!
Marc
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That is correct the mirror is locked up in live view just shoot the picture!
Marc
Thanks for confirming that
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You might find this of interest:
http://blog.gemstoneimages.com/2011/01/18/canon-users-dont-use-mirror-lockup/
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You might find this of interest:
http://blog.gemstoneimages.com/2011/01/18/canon-users-dont-use-mirror-lockup/
I do (to paraphrase Don Draper)
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You might find this of interest:
http://blog.gemstoneimages.com/2011/01/18/canon-users-dont-use-mirror-lockup/
I know the subject line says "5D2", but just a caveat for any xxxD (Rebel) users that might be reading - Live view does not behave this way on those cameras. If set for auto-bracketing & self-timer in live view as described, all three shots will be taken with one shutter-press, but the mirror will drop and return between each shot.