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savingspaces wrote:
Is it possible that I have never had an issue with shutter shock?
Well Thomas, if you have never seen it (even if it has happened to you) then yes, of course you've never had an issue with it
Unfortunately I have and that was before I knew what it was.
I first noticed it on a portrait shoot with shutter speed around 1/100 - 1/160 with the E-M5 and Oly 45mm F1.8.
I was shooting hand held mostly wide open which is no problem for that lens. When I got home and checked it on my computer I noticed many shots were slightly blurry in a way I hadn't see before. It wasn't missed focus but neither was it motion blur from unsteady hands.
I noticed it several times after that as well and started searching for it and found out about shutter shock.
It happens on my E-M1 as well but for some reason it seems to happen more often with the smaller lighter lenses such as the 45mm F1.8.
My biggest concern with it, is like I said before, I never know when it will happen. If I had known that it happens between 1/60th and 1/100th of a second, (or any other shutter speed interval) I would simply avoid those speed by changing ISO but I can't because it has happened at speeds faster then that as well.
So, if you haven't experienced it, don't think about it, don't look for it, just rejoice and be happy about it and know that I am very jealous of you!
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