Re: Bokeh and EFCS / Silent Shooting - can someone explain?
crashwins wrote: Wanny wrote:
Silent shooting with causing some "bending" effects from the sensor unless you have an A9. Only shoot on silent when everything is stationary, tbh I never have it on.
EFCS will make the bokeh look worse if you have your shutter higher than 1/2000th.
There are much more scientific articles out there, but thats the basics.
Thanks. So SS won't affect bokeh? What is the reason to even have EFCS on? Thanks!
EFCS means only the first shutter curtain is electronic, whereas for the SS shutter both shutter curtains are electronic. The bokeh effects are specific to EFCS and caused by the asymmetry of peripheral light rays reaching the sensor between the first electronic shutter curtain and the second mechanical shutter curtain. I described this here:
