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This is all done in hardware, with the logic baked into the ASIC. Firmware is only responsible for coordinating where the data goes - the general purpose CPU on cameras is nowhere near fast enough ...

Can you provide a reference that documents this? Also, the sensor and DIGIC design would have been completed long ago, so basic operational details like how 120fps is implemented would have been ...

Found this: https://www.eoshd.com/8k/a-closer-look-at-the-canon-eos-r5-lower-quality-4k-mode-to-avoid-thermal-cut-off/

I've read its a full-sensor readout for the 4K and 8K 24/30fps. I haven't seen any mention of a full-sensor readout for 4k/120fps.

A more important question than the codec or bitrate is whether the full sensor is scanned for the 4K 120fps mode, or if it involves line skipping/binning instead. Full-sensor readout at 120fps ...

The two-sided solid white arrow indicates the image is marked for wireless transfer from the camera to your PC. There are two ways this can happen: 1) Automatically for every photo taken, when ...

The Northern Lights just got a little brighter and less noisy.

The newest firmware didn't alter the CFE card performance. I would stick with the CFE cards myself - the performance drop on the existing Z bodies is modest and will likely be eliminated on future ...

The history of the storage industry is littered with promising new encoding technologies that never make it to the market, either due to technological shortcomings or because the technologically...

Ironic that hackers are using a phishing scam to make money by stealing the private information of users, on a platform that makes its money by convincing users to voluntarily give up their private...

I'm guessing the photo had a lot of motion blur.

It's not the clothing - it's a defect/mis-calibration in the infrared sensor of the EVF on some units. I had the same issue on my unit. It would occur using any color shirt, even darker colors. It ...

@JE River, These type of companies usually have attorneys as the principals/partners, so the legal fees are limited to procedural costs like filing fees, travel, etc...

Going after companies with deep pockets is the norm. Their hope is the target will choose to settle rather than fight, based on the target's risk analysis of the costs associated with a legal...

@Damien, That's great to hear, thanks.

This is a winning idea, provided the adapter stays robustly locked at the diameter you twist it to.

And if I take photos during that interval the exposure of the photos during the period of the DISPLAY lag is wrong. Since the two match I demonstrated the DISPLAY lag since it's more useful and ...

As indicated I pre-focused on the trees, which is why my hand isn't in focus. The instant I take my hand away the subject is in focus. The exposure lag is not while my hand is in front of the lens ...

The metering speed lag matches the visual exposure simulation display lag in my test. If I take continuous photos during the interim period of this same test they have the wrong exposure, which I ...

Haha. I was tempted but liked how the plane gives the scene some scale.