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The Z9 has an electronic shutter, and fast one at that. So prepare to see that tech to hit lower tier mirrorless cameras in the next years. Not sure what I'd n
by hef19898 4y ago
The Z9 has an electronic shutter, and fast one at that. So prepare to see that tech to hit lower tier mirrorless cameras in the next years.
Not sure what I'd need frame rates above 100 for stills so, but that's just me, because it sure is cool.
- vladvasiliu 4y agoMy 2016 olympus pen-f, which wasn't exactly ground-breaking technology when it came out, already had an electronic shutter that worked with the full resolution of the sensor. It's a 20 MP micro 4/3 sensor - so 1/4 the surface area of "full-frame".
- hef19898 4y agoJust realized, the Nikon 1 we got for Christmas for my daughter seems to have one as well... Need to test that! Still, we look at a 10 MP sensor smaller in size than a DX. Heck, the more I look at the Nikon 1 series, the more I realize to ehat extend it served as a mirrorless test bed for Nikon.
- vladvasiliu 4y agoDo you expect the physical size of the sensor to have a bigger influence on this than the resolution?
- hef19898 4y agoDepends on the sensor, doesn't it? The more dynamic range, the more data a sensor is collecting. Edit: I should compare file size, usong the same settings, between a D700 and D300. Same MP, same camera basically, one being FF and one being DX. Or someone with more knowledge on sensors and digital cameras can answer the question.