Big_Boy_4005 posted:You do need to shift away from making every shot quality, and rely on sheer volume, then select the best ones after the fact. It is so different from film. Beside, you get to review your results immediately.
I disagree. My Nikon D500 can shoot 10 frames per second, and my new D850 can do about 7 frames per second. However, unless you're shooting birds in flight or action sports, the "spray & pray" method really doesn't guarantee anything. I find I use the same approach in taking a photo with any camera. Previsualize what you want the photo to look like before you take it. Think it through, starting with the direction of the light. When I went down to photo the 4014 I took a Nikon D850 DSLR and a Chamonix 4x5. I took four shots with the 4x5 and four with the Nikon. My "keeper" rate is quite high.
Kent in SD
