TIP OF THE DAY — WHAT IS BUFFERING IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND HOW TO AVOID IT

Buffering is the short delay that happens when your camera is temporarily holding image files in internal memory before writing them to your memory card.

It’s most noticeable during continuous or burst shooting. Once the buffer fills up, your camera slows down or stops shooting until it can catch up. This delay is called buffering.

Tip: To reduce buffering, use a faster memory card or shoot in JPEG instead of RAW.

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