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gtis

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hi all
i have a bit of a problem
it might be a bit hard to explain but here goes
i have pentax k200d and when i am photographing
moving trains i use av mode and continous shooting
when i think the train is full in the view finder
i press the shutter fully down to take the photo
my problem is when i look at the photo on the screen
it looks as it not in full in view finder
ihope this all makes sense
neil
 
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If I were you, as tempting as it might be, Id try and avoid the continuous shooting mode.
 

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Ignore the continuous shooting mode. Practice using your index finger to hit the shutter as precisely as possible. The more you practice with moving trains the better you'll become
 
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