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Comment by wadna posted on POLL. How useful is the K-5 Low speed continuous 1.6fps at 18/07/2012 - 12:41
I haven't tried measuring the High speed rate but it's too fast for general shooting (Street etc.). Should be great for sport but I gather you can't achieve that rate. I know it seems awfully fast when I use Hi speed for Street.
Regards,
Ian.
Comment by wadna posted on POLL. How useful is the K-5 Low speed continuous 1.6fps at 18/07/2012 - 12:12
This is a 7 frames per second up to 30 frames camera. What would we need more for?
We are talking about the K-5 LOW continuous rate being too slow, not the high rate needing to be faster.
Apparently not Mike!
Regards,
Ian.
Comment by wadna posted on POLL. How useful is the K-5 Low speed continuous 1.6fps at 18/07/2012 - 11:42
Who asked for more Bill? The subject is the abysmally slow Low Speed shooting of the K-5 (1.4fps using RAW). My K-7 did 3fps using RAW. That's a much more useful speed.
"35mm size sensor cameras often have high speed compact flash for storage (they need it). This might explain the difference"
Both the K-7 & K-5 have APS-C sensors. The K-5 Low Speed shooting is set to 1.6fps using jpg whereas the K-7 was set to 3fps using jpg.
Regards,
Ian.
Comment by wadna posted on POLL. How useful is the K-5 Low speed continuous 1.6fps at 18/07/2012 - 11:40
I think you're confusing continuous shooting with continuous auto focus Bernard.
Regards,
Ian.
Comment by wadna posted on POLL. How useful is the K-5 Low speed continuous 1.6fps at 18/07/2012 - 11:34
Comment by wadna posted on POLL. How useful is the K-5 Low speed continuous 1.6fps at 18/07/2012 - 11:02
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Comment by wadna posted on POLL. How useful is the K-5 Low speed continuous 1.6fps at 18/07/2012 - 07:20
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But that wasn't the subject & you didn't explain yourself................. & the comment still seems totally irrelevant. However you're right; 30 frames at 7fps is a lot, perhaps not up to pro camera levels but plenty for most of us.
Regards,
Ian.