Anti-flicker
Exposure
A camera function that synchronises the shutter with artificial light frequency to prevent exposure variation between shots.
Fluorescent and LED lights flicker at the mains frequency (50 or 60 Hz). During burst shooting this can cause exposure variation: some frames lighter, others darker. Anti-flicker detects the frequency and triggers the shutter at the light's peak. Essential for sports photography under artificial light.
Tools that help with this: