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Donald B
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always ,didn't you read the guys post testing the sony a73 and a6400 ? .005 .why doesn't anyone actually do the test ? cant anyone take an image ? I mean not many have any galleries so I guess not ;-) lots of sale reps trying to close this debate down though.
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A comment like that would make me feel sorry for your clients.
But as much time as you spend here arguing that you have the best camera, biggest yacht, and how DSLRs can't take pictures... there is no way you have any.
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Donald B
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show us the math on an excell spread sheet for all us to see and ad some of our own numbers in
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Donald B
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Okay, shoot video this time, use a millisecond timer, and give me the video and I'll process it.show us the math on an excell spread sheet for all us to see and ad some of our own numbers in
kiwi2
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It was Lee Jay claiming mirrorless cameras can't take photos of moving objects because of EVF lag.
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Donald B
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shot this afternoon a 2sec sequence of a car traveling at 80klm per hour with a 120mm lens (ff eq) car was 40 meters away shot 20 images with the car filling half the frame and perfectly in the center, how many rpm was i panning at ? and how fast would the car have to be traveling to exit the vf ? and what would be the rpm of my body panningOkay, shoot video this time, use a millisecond timer, and give me the video and I'll process it.show us the math on an excell spread sheet for all us to see and ad some of our own numbers in
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And how am I going to make a spreadsheet from that useless information?shot this afternoon a 2sec sequence of a car traveling at 80klm per hour with a 120mm lens (ff eq) car was 40 meters away shot 20 images with the car filling half the frame and perfectly in the center, how many rpm was i panning at ? and how fast would the car have to be traveling to exit the vf ? and what would be the rpm of my body panningOkay, shoot video this time, use a millisecond timer, and give me the video and I'll process it.show us the math on an excell spread sheet for all us to see and ad some of our own numbers in
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Donald is the epitome of denial.
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And taking photos of a timer on a computer monitor sure put that to rest.....
Regardless, your comment has absolutely nothing to do with what I said.
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Donald B
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your kidding arnt you ;-) i can write a celestial navigation program on excel with no references needed , this is a simple task i have asked.And how am I going to make a spreadsheet from that useless information?shot this afternoon a 2sec sequence of a car traveling at 80klm per hour with a 120mm lens (ff eq) car was 40 meters away shot 20 images with the car filling half the frame and perfectly in the center, how many rpm was i panning at ? and how fast would the car have to be traveling to exit the vf ? and what would be the rpm of my body panningOkay, shoot video this time, use a millisecond timer, and give me the video and I'll process it.show us the math on an excell spread sheet for all us to see and ad some of our own numbers in
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John Sheehy
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If the resolution of the timer were 0.01s, we would see a blend of 4 or 5your not thinking are you John ;-) the shutter speed of the camera taking the image is 1/25 sec
successive values, not 2 values 0.05s apart. Have you ever seen a kitchen scale that starts at 0 grams, then you keep adding salt, and it stays at 0, and then suddenly jumps to 4, and then 7 eventually, then 11, then 14? That's what this timer seems to be like.
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Donald B
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that because the dr of the scale is very low ;-) but isnt the shutter open for only half the timeIf the resolution of the timer were 0.01s, we would see a blend of 4 or 5your not thinking are you John ;-) the shutter speed of the camera taking the image is 1/25 sec
successive values, not 2 values 0.05s apart. Have you ever seen a kitchen scale that starts at 0 grams, then you keep adding salt, and it stays at 0, and then suddenly jumps to 4, and then 7 eventually, then 11, then 14? That's what this timer seems to be like.
like shooting video Don
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Donald B
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just did a quicky dont quote me my brain isnt as good as it used to beAnd how am I going to make a spreadsheet from that useless information?shot this afternoon a 2sec sequence of a car traveling at 80klm per hour with a 120mm lens (ff eq) car was 40 meters away shot 20 images with the car filling half the frame and perfectly in the center, how many rpm was i panning at ? and how fast would the car have to be traveling to exit the vf ? and what would be the rpm of my body panningOkay, shoot video this time, use a millisecond timer, and give me the video and I'll process it.show us the math on an excell spread sheet for all us to see and ad some of our own numbers in
for the back of the car to reach the side of the image it would have to be traveling at over 600klm i would have to be panning at over 40 rpm ( id be dizzy) my conclusion is its impossible for anyone to pan that quick as the car would be visible for .25secs and your human response of .20 you wouldnt even get away 1 shot.Don
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Do you have dementia or something?your kidding arnt you ;-) i can write a celestial navigation program on excel with no references needed , this is a simple task i have asked.And how am I going to make a spreadsheet from that useless information?shot this afternoon a 2sec sequence of a car traveling at 80klm per hour with a 120mm lens (ff eq) car was 40 meters away shot 20 images with the car filling half the frame and perfectly in the center, how many rpm was i panning at ? and how fast would the car have to be traveling to exit the vf ? and what would be the rpm of my body panningOkay, shoot video this time, use a millisecond timer, and give me the video and I'll process it.show us the math on an excell spread sheet for all us to see and ad some of our own numbers in
The question is "how much lag does your EVF have", and I tried to estimate that from the lousy pictures you provided. You asked for the math so I asked for you to shoot a video of a millisecond timer so I could calculate it. Now you're talking about a car. What the heck are you talking about?