How can Nikon d6 10 continuous shooting be set to take a clear portrait?

When shooting clear portraits in continuous shooting, you need to meet the following conditions:

1, use autofocus mode to turn on the anti-shake function to ensure the stability of the camera;

2. Use shutter priority mode to set a higher shutter;

3. Set the ISO sensitivity value to 400 to increase the exposure;

4. The aperture should not be too large to increase the depth of field and improve the success rate of autofocus.

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Matters needing attention in continuous shooting:

1 to minimize the shutter delay time. When shooting, most people always press the shutter when they see the lens they need. At this time, the camera needs to focus automatically, measure light, calculate exposure, and choose the appropriate exposure combination. This is the main reason for shutter delay. The correct way is to press the shutter half-way to let the camera complete the preparations such as autofocus and automatic exposure, and then press the shutter to the end when the shooting time comes, so that the shutter delay will be greatly shortened.

2. Choose the appropriate photo size. Because every time a digital camera takes a continuous photo, it needs to process the data, and finally it takes some time to store the photo in digital form on the memory card. The length of this time has a great relationship with the set photo size. The larger the size, the larger the data and the longer the storage time. Too long time interval will seriously affect the shooting of the next photo, leading to the loss of some wonderful moments.

3, to have a certain amount of advance, the photographer must always stay focused, pay close attention to the subject, and quickly press the shutter, so as to have a premonition that a wonderful moment is coming, otherwise even if continuous shooting mode is adopted, a rare opportunity will be lost.