Raw Burst Mode and Canon R6 Mark II - why it really helps
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Raw Burst Mode is an amazing (and rather overlooked) feature of Canon mirrorless cameras. Instead of creating dozens of raw files during an action shooting, it records only one big file. So photographers can easily select (in their camera or computer) the “frames” they like most and export them as raw, jpg or heif. It saves a lot of time and energy - so no more drowning in raw files!
Note: this video was shot with Canon R6 Mark II, but you can use Raw Burst Mode in more Canon cameras - such as Canon R7 or Canon R10.
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Content of the video:
0:00 - Introduction
0:47 - Raw Burst Mode - Summary
1:31 - Examples
5:02 - Editing in Digital Photo Professional software
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About me: My name is Jan Rybář and I am a photographer based in Prague, the Czech Republic. Over the last 30 years, I worked as a journalist covering many international events like war in Iraq or Afghanistan, as well as many other topics around the world.
This the best explanation of how the Raw Burst Mode works, with very good examples of how to view in camera and with Canon Personal computer program. Thanks so much for all your help as I’m subscribing to your channel.
Thank you Allen! I am glad the video helped! Best, Jan
Thank you for this instructional video on RAW Burst Mode and how to extract the images in DPP. The Canon documentation and benefit of this fantastic feature (and software) are undersold and frankly not well explained anywhere - until I found your video! Thank you for taking the time to create this helpful tutorial. Well done!
Hi Christopher and thank you for the comment, I am really glad the video helped! And yes, you are right, it is sometimes really surprising that Canon is not "selling" this feature. Only when testing this camera, I realised it was actually available on some more (cheaper) Canons released in 2022... Good luck! Jan
Thank you. This one video cleared up all I found mysterious about Raw Burst Mode in my new Canon.
Great! I am glad you liked the video... Jan
What if you use back button focusing???????
Great video! Subbed!!
This is such a fantastic camera!
Yes, it is!
thanks for the explanation, I just bought this camera and I didn´t know how to do it
Good to hear it helped! Good luck with your photos! Jan
@@jan-rybar it did really! Thank you
Very useful. Thank you. Quick question: Are you able display AF points, if enabled in the menus (in camera or DPP) on the captured images, similar to other shooting modes captured mages? This seems to be missing on my images.
Good question - I will check it next time I play with it. At the moment, the only fair answer is: I am not sure...
It looks like it's absent in images captured with Raw Burst Mode.@@jan-rybar
Thank you. can I extract Video from RAW Or only photo?
Only photo
can you do this unlimited time and is it the same file size as if you just took one raw file doing this the traditional way ?
1. yes 2. good question, I am sure that the quality od the extracted raw would be nearly as good as if you take it the normal way… if it is totaĺly same? not sure
also can you do this unlimited times so u can go back ito the file again and then make more images out of it ?
yes, it is simply a source file from which you can create new files/raws/jpgs
In sports photography when is this useful ? Should do this every burst saved for the pm
Hi, it really depends - but generally, the advantage is simple: you can have several big files instead of hundreds separate photos. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes probably not... Jan