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  Új Válasz 2012-12-26 10:16:00 #22023

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  ez nem kiolvasasi sebesseg fuggo? ott minden zaridonel frankon mukodik, mindenfele limitacio nelkul? ez az aptina szenzornak koszonheto amugy? legalabbis megcsinalhatnak az slrnel is liveviewhoz.

  tyu, itt eleg fincsi dolgokat irnak.

  What’s the difference between these modes? With the mechanical and standard electronic shutter, you’ll be limited to a maximum shooting rate of 5 fps. In high-speed electronic shutter mode, you can shoot 10, 30 or even 60 fps. The mechanical shutter produces an audible sound when the camera captures an image, while the electronic shutter does not (you can set the camera to make a faux shutter sound if you prefer). The biggest advantage of the mechanical shutter is that it will sync with the SB-N5 speedlight at 1/250s, while the electronic shutter can only sync at 1/60s. The advantages of the standard electronic shutter is that it is silent, and that it allows for a fastest shutter speed of 1/16,000s (compared to 1/4000s with the mechanical shutter). That could be very useful at golf tournaments! The high-speed electronic shutter is interesting, but it does come with some limitations. Face-detection AF is disabled when you use the high-speed electronic shutter. In addition, if you set the frame rate to 30fps or higher, focus and exposure are locked based on the initial frame in your image series. For me, I tend to like the reassuring “click” produced by the mechanical shutter, but its nice to have the option of the silent shutter, too.

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