This year’s Xiaomi 15 Ultra still has a professional photography package. Many users have already got it, but they are not very clear about how to use it.
In response to this, Lu Weibing specially released a tutorial, which is very simple and clear.
First of all, this camera handle is directly connected to Type-C, without any complicated settings, it will automatically pair with the phone as long as it is plugged in.
There are a two-stage shutter button, a video recording button, a custom dial, and a zoom lever on the handle.
Among them, the two-stage shutter can achieve half-press focusing, stand-alone photo taking, and high-speed continuous shooting. The overall operation is consistent with the camera.
The default recording button is to quickly start/end recording. You can customize other functions such as the aspect ratio/photo format in the camera settings, so you can just pick up and start shooting, which is very convenient.
The custom dial adjusts EV by default and can be customized to other functions such as shutter/ISO in the camera settings.
The zoom lever can be used to switch focal lengths and achieve continuous zoom.
It is worth mentioning that this time Xiaomi has also specially created a legendary street shooting interface, which perfectly reproduces the original Leica camera control interface. This is exclusive to the photography set.
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