Nail your exposure every shot — without chimping

The problem with chimping

Every time you pull the camera away from your eye to check the back screen, you lose the moment. Your subject moves. The light shifts. The connection is broken for two seconds — long enough for the laugh, the glance, the real moment to pass.

Chimping (checking the screen after every shot) is a crutch. It slows you down and signals to clients that you're uncertain. This tutorial teaches you to break the habit and shoot with conviction.