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Talking Photographic Workflows with Mike Zawadzki

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Being a busy wedding photographer that he is, Mike Zawadzki faced an unusual problem: when he switched to Sony mirrorless cameras, he was capturing more photos than ever due to the immense speed.

To force himself to slow down and capture less, he switched his cameras from continuous shutter to single shutter.

Photographer editing photos on a laptop in a living room

Most cameras have CH (Continuous High), CL (Continuous Low), and S (single) shooting modes.

That means he has to physically click the shutter button each time he wants to capture a frame, rather than hold his finger on the button for rapid capturing.

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Watch and listen to Mike Zawadzki talking about this in detail in a clip from episode 2 of our podcast, Workflows.

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