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The Nikon DSLRs I used so far could be carried in your hand at the side of your body, turned off. By the time you had the view finder in front of your eye, they
by hef19898 4y ago
The Nikon DSLRs I used so far could be carried in your hand at the side of your body, turned off. By the time you had the view finder in front of your eye, they are ready to shoot, and focused, in case you don't mind composition for a quick snapshot. No idea how the mirrorless ones stack up to that, I don't see a reason why they should be any slower so... Maybe EVF and displays need more time to switch on, I don't know.
- Espressosaurus 4y agoThey're a bit slower (~1s turn-on time) but I have yet to see it be an issue between the Z50, Z7ii, and Z9. Like you said, if I switch it on while pulling it up from the slung position, it's ready to rock by the time the viewfinder has reached my eye. If I bring it to my eye and only then switch it on there will be a short delay.