A shutter lag of 273 ms
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How bad would this be for a camera? Will this be totally annoying or bearable? I understand a 273 ms is 273 ms, but trying to realize if it would really spoil the experience.
Think about it: 273ms is indeed 273 ms: it's also 1/4 second...and that's a loooong time to many people. If I want to take a picture of a race car, 1/4 second means I get the empty track. A cat will smell the CCD and stop being cute in that time. A child will stop smiling and remove the lollipop from her hair... If I have pre-focused and metered, then when I press the button, I want the picture now! :laugh:
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here it says it is quite on top of the list, there are worse.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shutter_lag[^]
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Man! Canon EOS-1n RS is a real machine. 6ms in unimaginable to me again :).
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Think about it: 273ms is indeed 273 ms: it's also 1/4 second...and that's a loooong time to many people. If I want to take a picture of a race car, 1/4 second means I get the empty track. A cat will smell the CCD and stop being cute in that time. A child will stop smiling and remove the lollipop from her hair... If I have pre-focused and metered, then when I press the button, I want the picture now! :laugh:
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Couldn't agree more. I keep getting caught by the focus time because I forget to prefocus. Or I do, squeeze a little hard and take a pic of nothing; then have to deal with recovery time... Cheers, Peter
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Think about it: 273ms is indeed 273 ms: it's also 1/4 second...and that's a loooong time to many people. If I want to take a picture of a race car, 1/4 second means I get the empty track. A cat will smell the CCD and stop being cute in that time. A child will stop smiling and remove the lollipop from her hair... If I have pre-focused and metered, then when I press the button, I want the picture now! :laugh:
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OriginalGriff wrote:
If I want to take a picture of a race car, 1/4 second means I get the empty track. A cat will smell the CCD and stop being cute in that time. A child will stop smiling and remove the lollipop from her hair...
That is very articulistic!. You must a write a book on C++/CX I would understand them faster.
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OriginalGriff wrote:
If I want to take a picture of a race car, 1/4 second means I get the empty track. A cat will smell the CCD and stop being cute in that time. A child will stop smiling and remove the lollipop from her hair...
That is very articulistic!. You must a write a book on C++/CX I would understand them faster.
tinydevices wrote:
That is very articulistic!. You must a write a book on C++/CX I would understand them faster.
You should write a book on spelling - I would understand your words then... :laugh:
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How bad would this be for a camera? Will this be totally annoying or bearable? I understand a 273 ms is 273 ms, but trying to realize if it would really spoil the experience.
Such a lag would make proper photography impossible.
Phil
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tinydevices wrote:
That is very articulistic!. You must a write a book on C++/CX I would understand them faster.
You should write a book on spelling - I would understand your words then... :laugh:
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Oh, handbags!
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tinydevices wrote:
That is very articulistic!. You must a write a book on C++/CX I would understand them faster.
You should write a book on spelling - I would understand your words then... :laugh:
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Lol :) I coined that word, of course! After all, Languages must evolve too. :-\
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Lol :) I coined that word, of course! After all, Languages must evolve too. :-\
Mutations occur in individuals: they only become evolution when they are accepted by a much wider population. Similarly, inventing words is all very well; they need a meaning if they are to become common currency. :laugh:
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Mutations occur in individuals: they only become evolution when they are accepted by a much wider population. Similarly, inventing words is all very well; they need a meaning if they are to become common currency. :laugh:
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Common men always envy the X- type. Nothing new! :)
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How bad would this be for a camera? Will this be totally annoying or bearable? I understand a 273 ms is 273 ms, but trying to realize if it would really spoil the experience.
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Common men always envy the X- type. Nothing new! :)
I would never call an evil overlord with a secret volcano [extinct] base and an army of ninja sheep "common".
Reality is an illusion caused by a lack of alcohol "Nagy, you have won the internets." - Keith Barrow
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How bad would this be for a camera? Will this be totally annoying or bearable? I understand a 273 ms is 273 ms, but trying to realize if it would really spoil the experience.
I've got a p&s with ~100ms shutter lag. Taking pictures of anything moving is a PITA at best; impossible at worst.
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