07-24-2012, 01:10 PM
[quote name='Klaus' timestamp='1342902913' post='19526']
yes, this is roughly correct.
However, there is no mirror slap which compensates a bit of the loss due to the lack of mirror-induced vibrations.
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Klaus, The 2/3rd stop loss is compensated by no mirror blur and steady-shot...but only on static subjects...what if you need higher shutter speeds? Shooting action at 1/250 or 1/125 minimum will put you at a disadvantage if you can't go up on ISO 3200 because of noise.
yes, this is roughly correct.
However, there is no mirror slap which compensates a bit of the loss due to the lack of mirror-induced vibrations.
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Klaus, The 2/3rd stop loss is compensated by no mirror blur and steady-shot...but only on static subjects...what if you need higher shutter speeds? Shooting action at 1/250 or 1/125 minimum will put you at a disadvantage if you can't go up on ISO 3200 because of noise.