BenV wrote:
I wish they'd make a shutter that doesn't make noise.
They did about 150 years ago. You took the cap off the lens to make the exposure and when you were done, you put the cap back on. It was as quiet as you could make it.
Baywing wrote:
They did about 150 years ago. You took the cap off the lens to make the exposure and when you were done, you put the cap back on. It was as quiet as you could make it.
The normal shutter sound of the 5D3 is not the most "solid" I have ever heard. I prefer other camera's sound by far. I guess however that it has to do with the mechanism that is also responsible for what is today's the most quiet sound to be found on a DSLR. Have you ever tried the silent mode? Simply put, it's amazing!
Jorge Torralba wrote:
Don't know if this post has any value to it. But, here I go.
I picked up the D800 today and as expected, it's a pretty hefty well build camera. The shutter actually sound a little more solid than that of the D700. I also played with the 5D3. It looks much nicer than the previous versions. However, the shutter on the 5D3 has to be the worst sounding shutter I have ever heard. On continuous shooting, it sounds like an old Smith Corona typewritter at 60 words per minute. I kid you not. it was horrible. What is obvious is that Nikon puts just as much effort into their prosumer camera as their pro. Whereas Canon, really distinguish their pro from prosumer. ...Show more →
No, this post has no value . Elvis Presley sings better than Pat Boone. Canon goes 6 FPS. vs.Nikon 4 FPS
Canon goes 6 FPS. vs.Nikon 4 FPS