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One huge advantage of mirrorless is the absence of mirror-slap vibration at shutter speeds. Finally i can do long fast bursts when panning at 1/60 Plus the re
by dingaling 9y ago
One huge advantage of mirrorless is the absence of mirror-slap vibration at shutter speeds. Finally i can do long fast bursts when panning at 1/60
Plus the removal of flappy mechanical bits improves reliability and offers even faster frame rates.
There's a Canon full-frame mirrorleas prototype in the hands of their "Explorers of Light" now, so expect a big advertising push next year.
- mozumder 9y agoSo, instead of mirror-slap blur, you now have camera motion blur?
- dingaling 9y agoNo worse than when panning with a DSLR. Of course the keeper-rate drops dramatically in direct relation with shutter speed but that's the beauty of digital. Even one out of 20 keeps me happy and the rest go to the bitbucket. At present I have to restrict my camera to about 5fps when panning at 1/60 and even slower when at 1/30; if non-slappy mirrorless boosts that two or threefold I'll be delighted.
- culot 9y agoThere's also Sony's SLT system, where the mirror is translucent and stays put.