09-03-2011, 01:12 PM
[quote name='olegk' timestamp='1315028709' post='11271']
If the object moves towards the camera or from it, one of the frames taken at high FPS with locked focus will be acceptably sharp. Compute your apperture to provide for enough DOF, and you are there.
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Or alternatively use the wide-open aperture and let the camera do its AF magic. It's not like there's any other camera that can do it.
The A77 can do 12fps + C-AF + AE (wide-open), or 12fps + AF prior to first shot + AE (any aperture). The $5000 Nikon D3s is the only camera that is in the area of the second part of this capability, but even it can't focus during the sequence.
If the object moves towards the camera or from it, one of the frames taken at high FPS with locked focus will be acceptably sharp. Compute your apperture to provide for enough DOF, and you are there.
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Or alternatively use the wide-open aperture and let the camera do its AF magic. It's not like there's any other camera that can do it.
The A77 can do 12fps + C-AF + AE (wide-open), or 12fps + AF prior to first shot + AE (any aperture). The $5000 Nikon D3s is the only camera that is in the area of the second part of this capability, but even it can't focus during the sequence.