Electronic shutter - what do you use it for?

[Vic Chapman]

Hi Vic Chapman. Now I can report, I did travel same train to opposite direction, when I took pics from train that went now 140km/h I see fence posts tilting to left, so this must be because of ES.

Today I took pictures of flying birds, I don't see any issues, if anybody see, it is just to tell. I thank everybody, think I stay here, jouni

Excellent examples Jouni, thank you very much.

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[grazuncle]

Hi Vic Chapman. Now I can report, I did travel same train to opposite direction, when I took pics from train that went now 140km/h I see fence posts tilting to left, so this must be because of ES.

Today I took pictures of flying birds, I don't see any issues, if anybody see, it is just to tell. I thank everybody, think I stay here, jouni

Great post!

The top image particularly tells me a lot. The trees are near vertical whereas the fence is distorted. . This tells you how distance makes a difference to the final photo. If the fence was not there you'd not notice anything.

You can work with this knowledge!

Thanks again for taking the time till do this.



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