07-21-2016, 03:12 PM
From Joachim to Joachim: A shutter lag remains a shutter lag, meaning, you can push the button whenever you like, the picture will never happen at the same time. It will never be real time. At least the shutter curtain needs to jump into place. But when I use electronic shutter, there's very close to no delay, given, I could focus and the camera finished exposure metering. A blinking lasts for 0.3 until 0.4 s (300-400 millisecs, says wikipedia). Just to put things in relation... I doubt that I would notice the difference of 0.04 sec.
If you want 0 shutter lag, take a video cam, at 60 fps there's a 0.0166 s period from picture to picture
, So you will always record the facial expression you otherwise lost because of the 0.04 s difference. If you miss the shot because of this delay, maybe you should work on better reaction and start to play ping-pong or other fast reacting sports as a training.
And the quality of 4k video is pretty close to what an X20 and deliver
With 11 fps there's a chance to catch the right moment with some moving subjects.
And even if Robert Capa made some great pictures which were technically far away from "perfect" (whatever that means to each person individually): Capa is no excuse for simply blurred shots <_<
If you want 0 shutter lag, take a video cam, at 60 fps there's a 0.0166 s period from picture to picture
, So you will always record the facial expression you otherwise lost because of the 0.04 s difference. If you miss the shot because of this delay, maybe you should work on better reaction and start to play ping-pong or other fast reacting sports as a training.And the quality of 4k video is pretty close to what an X20 and deliver
With 11 fps there's a chance to catch the right moment with some moving subjects.
And even if Robert Capa made some great pictures which were technically far away from "perfect" (whatever that means to each person individually): Capa is no excuse for simply blurred shots <_<