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Interesting that there is no discussion of time to start the camera app or the shutter lagging behind the capture button. I would have thought that these things
by advisedwang 9y ago
Interesting that there is no discussion of time to start the camera app or the shutter lagging behind the capture button. I would have thought that these things would be the biggest negative of using a phone as a "war camera".
Perhaps the P10 is fast enough that he just never felt this problem.
- buserror 9y agoBest message on this topic. Thanks. What the old Leica of old did was the famous 'F8 and be there' -- basically at F8 with a mirrorless rangefinder there was enough DoF to shoot pretty much anything, at anytime (apart from pitch black) and still come out with a printable picture... Even a modern DSLR doesn't give you that, as the autofocus will take a bit of time, unless you disable it. Same with the u4/3 and other mirrorless. I preferred digital carry-on is a Panasonic DMC-GM1 with a fixed 14mm lens. It's bigger than a mobile phone, but it's also considerably better, and the battery last weeks, not hours. I also still shoot my 1947 leica IIIc, and the old leica M2, just because I love handling them! The funny bit is that I can shoot anything and anyone anywhere with my old 35mm rangefinder, and people will look at you and smile at you even. Try that with a digital monster or a mobile phone and people will just close down like a clam.