Improving on the vibrations of the focal plane shutter

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Mako2011
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In reply to PeterZheng, 6 months ago

PeterZheng wrote:

Mako2011 wrote:

But I can easily see the effects of Mirror Slap in photos.

As you can see...the effects of Mirror Slap are easily noticed and then mitigated.

Not so, I think, with the effects of Shutter Vibration. I could certainly be wrong. I was hoping you might have photographic examples to demonstrate the Shutter Vibration effect in pictures. I don't think I have ever seen it

You can see Shutter Vibration blur.

I could certainly be wrong with you oneself.

http://dc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/review/item/20121022_565399.html

In this testing, the shooting and preview more than 1,000 images. This is much more time than one month in the arduous working to organize the images and data to bring the valuable harvest for readers


I understand the data.  The issue is does it affect photography in a way that can be easily seen in the same way as Mirror slap can. Looking at the examples and data you linked...the answer is no. You must pixel peep at extremely high magnifications to see it so, at this time, it appears that shutter vibration is not a concern regards current photography in the same way Mirror Slap is. Compared to the effects of camera shake....the affects of shutter vibration are non-existent. Shutter vibration exists...but normally can't be seen except in unrealistic high magnification examples...... if I understand you testing correctly.

In other words....the effects of Shutter Vibration are not normally seen in real world photography.  Is that not correct?

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