Why the OM-D is not a great camera!

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Boris
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Re: Good grief, an infidel has invaded the temple!
In reply to Hen3ry, 4 months ago

Hen3ry wrote:

Boris wrote:

1/8000 shutter-speed and iso 100 is quite useful if I want to shoot fast lenses wide open in the summer light.

Shoot what? let's get specific. This is like the OP's use of "pro". It's meaningless.

Frankly, I don’t know how we all survived in the old days with 1/500c(leaf shutter norm) or 1/1000 (FP shutter norm) as our top speed.

Sure;y we couldn’t have been taking photographs.

Cheers, geoff

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Well these aren`t the old days ....now cameras have AF, Auto metering and many have 1/8000s shutter-speed It allows you to use wide apertures in bright lighting to get shallow DOF (some people like shallow DOF). In sunlight, using iso100, you need a shutter speed of about 1/8000 at f2. Faster shutter speeds can also be used to capture sharper images of very-quickly moving subjects....birds in flight in snow scenes, at the beach in the summer. Freezing humming bird wings. Many sporting events tennis for example benefit from 1/8000s shutter-speed so the rackets aren`t blurred.The way I see it, it's better to have it and not need it, than need it but don't have it.

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