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> For the uninitiated, does this have an implication in terms of quality of photo or video? Not sure about the current generation, I guess the problems have be
by guenthert 5y ago
> For the uninitiated, does this have an implication in terms of quality of photo or video?
Not sure about the current generation, I guess the problems have been surmounted, but originally, if you wanted to forgo the mirror you had to use the main sensor as viewfinder, powering it on continuously, thereby heating it, which caused higher noise.
- zinekeller 5y ago> Not sure about the current generation, I guess the problems have been surmounted, but originally, if you wanted to forgo the mirror you had to use the main sensor as viewfinder, powering it on continuously, thereby heating it, which caused higher noise. Ah, I remembered this debate clearly. Technically, it's still there, but it was much worse 20 years ago where cooling techniques were also frankly not great (for certain current models, still not great).