Pre-capture is the best wildlife photography trick you’re not using — here’s how I use the handy tool and which Canon, Nikon and Sony cameras support it
THE SO WHAT
Pre-capture shifts performance from human reaction time to buffer and on-device processing—your gear is now quietly recording before you decide. Any product dealing in ‘moments’ should be asking how much pre-emptive capture or inference it can do without overwhelming users or storage.
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