Edit Before Pressing The Shutter

If you spend too much time editing and prefer to be out in the field instead of in front of the computer, read on…

Russ Burden

Updated July 27, 2016

If action happens fast and movement is pronounced between the frames, then high FPS rate is advantageous.

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Originally Published May 16, 2016

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