Shutter Release Modes on the Nikon D850 Explained

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hey youtube how's it going i got a quick
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one for the nikon d850 today
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basically my first thing that i always
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want to know with cameras is how do you
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change the different shutter release
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modes
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whether you want to shoot you know a
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bunch of frames at once when you're
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holding when you're holding the button
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down or something like that
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so i'm gonna just go through them all on
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the d850 they're up here
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on this wheel you have to press this
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button down right here
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and then turn the wheel and that's how
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you can actually switch through them
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the different ones are single continuous
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low which is
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low speed and you can change the frame
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rate in the menu
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i was just doing that earlier so i'll
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show you real quick
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when you go under custom settings
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shooting display
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and then cl mode shooting speed you can
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choose between one
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and six fps i have mine at four and
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that's just
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you know depending on how fast you want
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it and then
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the next mode is continuous high
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which is a lot faster q stands for quiet
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qc is quiet continuous the clock is self
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timer
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if you ever need that and then m up is
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mirror
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up and this is best for astrophotography
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and other long exposures
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so i'm just going to go through them all
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so you can kind of see what it's like
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when you're shooting
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so for single if you hold it down
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it doesn't do anything you just can
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click for each photo
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when you're under continuous low it
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sounds like this
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when you're on continuous high it's
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going to be a lot faster
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and sometimes it'll stop if your sd card
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can't read and write as fast
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so you have to keep that in mind when
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you're using continuous high speed
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especially for events for quiet you'll
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hear the difference it's a lot quieter
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personally i don't like the sound but it
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is quieter if you're at a wedding or
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something
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quite continuous
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and then the timer doesn't really have
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any special sounds i'm not going to show
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that
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same for mirror up if you're doing
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astrophotography keep that in mind
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most people are probably looking for
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continuous so either continuous low or
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continuous high
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and then change the fps based on what
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you want i hope this was a helpful quick
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tutorial leave a comment below and a
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like
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if you need any more help

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