Hello, new visitor and a new camera -
I've just unpacked my new D5500, after trading in a D5200 that I've been using for about three years. While taking some initial test shots I'm getting different behavior from the camera in live view as opposed to viewfinder mode.
With the camera set to release mode single frame, JPEG fine quality, and HDR turned off (but Active-D lighting turned on), a picture taken with the viewfinder clicks just once, as you would expect, and creates a single JPEG file on the card. But in live view, the camera clicks twice with about a half-second between clicks, as though it's recording two images. Still, there's just a single JPEG file on the card.
Nothing like this happened with my D5200, and I can't see what I'm doing that would make it behave so differently in the two modes. Can anyone shed some light on this?
Thanks,
Tom
I've just unpacked my new D5500, after trading in a D5200 that I've been using for about three years. While taking some initial test shots I'm getting different behavior from the camera in live view as opposed to viewfinder mode.
With the camera set to release mode single frame, JPEG fine quality, and HDR turned off (but Active-D lighting turned on), a picture taken with the viewfinder clicks just once, as you would expect, and creates a single JPEG file on the card. But in live view, the camera clicks twice with about a half-second between clicks, as though it's recording two images. Still, there's just a single JPEG file on the card.
Nothing like this happened with my D5200, and I can't see what I'm doing that would make it behave so differently in the two modes. Can anyone shed some light on this?
Thanks,
Tom