an extension of MCS classes
All those hidden features, buttons, and fine-tuning features you’ve wanted to use, but been afraid to try.
Remember the old days when you used to advance your film by racheting a lever? those days are long gone, yet the term *Film Advance* helps to make the connection of what this setting refers to. DSLR cameras typically have three primary * DRIVE* (Film Advance) modes, and they are very simple to understand. You can…
On most DSLR cameras there is a small dial near the viewfinder; called the focus diopter. This is the focus mechanism for your viewfinder, not for your camera. This allows you to customize the image focus clarity INSIDE the viewfinder. It does not have any effect on the camera’s focusing. This is an important feature…