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In this show we talk to Michael Clark, an adventure sports photographer. Michael talks about what it takes to do adventure sports and shares some of the ’secret sauce’ that went into some of the shots. If you want to follow along when we talk about some of his specific images go to http://michaelclarkphoto.com.
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Hi Kerry,
In this podcast Michael and yourself were talking about shooting all raw… One thing that bothers me and maybe I dont have something set up correctly on my Camera (Nikon D300) it that when i’m shooting in raw i only get 2 or so frames a second. To get the 8 frames a second i need to be shooting in jpeg. DId i miss something here?
Sincerely,
Brian Polzin
You are absolutely correct. Many cameras shoot slower when shooting RAW than JPEG. The question then becomes, why do you need 8fps? I rarely ever shoot on burst mode let alone high speed burst. Granted, I don’t shoot a lot of fast action sports (weddings rarely become contact sports unfortunately). More expensive cameras with UDMA card support can rattle off RAW images almost as fast as JPEG images.