Quote:What good is a short shutter lag if the image eventually is out of focus? and talking about 0.01 or 0.05 sec - 1/100 or 1/20 sec may matter, but at 11fps I still think the my soon to be bought X-T2will get more shots in focus. And the X100/10/20 are not meant as action cams, so no point in wishing something what will not happen. I don't know of any fixlens prime APS-C at 90 mm, as you would wish a fast lens, meaning, thin DoF, meaning no optical VF - you just would not see what's in focus.
I really looking forward to find out how the X-T2 will be like compared to the also APS-C D500 ^_^ although rumours exist that Nikon is working on a bigger sensor mirrorless, but^will tey deliver convincing to gettiing back Fuji owners? I doubt it.
My E-P5 is 0.05s. It matters for me - with the E-P5 I am often to late (my E-M10 is worse), while with the X20 the facial expression is there.
Considering "out of focus", it depends on the degree of "out of focus". You read R. Capa? The most interesting photobook I ever read. There is more to photography than "in focus".
Will your 11 fps machine gun capture the moment or are you just filling your hard-drive?
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