Airshow question
Posted 20/08/2009 - 17:49
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Mannesty wrote:
That information is also in the EXIF data.
I don't pretend to know what any of this means but the exif sayslemmy wrote:
I've just checked and SR was on.
SR may have been turned on, but was it stabilised before the exposure was , err, exposed.I've just checked and SR was on.
That information is also in the EXIF data.
SR result stabilzed
shake reduction unknown (15)
SR half press time .80s
Does anyone understand all this?
Posted 20/08/2009 - 20:05
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The first means that the SR mechanism thinks it worked correctly and I think the half press time is the time between part pressing the exposure button and taking the picture.
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Out of interest, are there any tripods (and the attachment between them and the camera) that are so rigid, that even physically pressing the button to release the shutter causes no shake at all?
I ask, because my own tripod most definitely is not that rigid.
If it's on a tripod, why not use a cable release?
It's only with finger release (non delayed) that the whole "does SR cause blur" has any relevance at all, hence my question.
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