Today we cover 5 powerful tips for the Sony ZV1 you might not know: how to remote control your camera with your smartphone; how to shoot amazing time lapse footage; how to use continuous burst shooting to get rapid fire pictures of fast moving subjects; how to set up custom button controls, custom function menu options and your own custom quick access menus.
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All this, plus a guide to using the built in manual control options of the ZV1, including how to set ISO, shutter speed and aperture (f number) along with examples of how setting these impacts the image you capture.
00:00 Intro
01:38 Timelapse Guide
03:06 Continuous Burst Shooting Guide
04:45 Custom Button and Menus Guide
06:27 Manual Control Guide
06:40 Display Info Control
06:55 ISO Control Guide
07:28 Shutter Control Guide
08:12 Aperture Control Guide
So that’s 5 Sony ZV1 tips you might not know which can help you shoot faster, more easily and more flexibly:) Smartphone remote control with the imaging edge mobile app is super handy for shooting situations where you are far away or don’t want to disturb shots by touching the camera.
Time lapse on the ZV1 can create super cool otherworldly effects and are great for scene setting or showing transitions and locations.
Burst shooting, or continuous shooting mode, is great for taking lots of photos in quick succession, especially for capturing tiny details or a fast moving subject
Custom controls from the 5 free buttons on the ZV1 make quick and easy control much easier.
Custom function menus on the ZV1 are great at providing fast and easy access to a bunch of other most used modes and settings
And setting custom menus using the My Menu feature lets you set all the other custom shortcuts and settings you want which aren’t covered by custom controls or custom function menus!
