Rialto wrote: Douglas L wrote:
Serious question, what kind of subjects do people shoot 30 FPS with the A7RVI given the relatively slow sensor scanning speed?
If they don't mind mildly slanted background, panning shots tracking birds or racecars?
BTW I think propellers that aren't idling are too fast for even mechanical shutters: even just at 1500 rpm, a propeller rotates 36 degrees in 4 ms. Often, we set the shutter speed so slow the propellers are blurry. This is more to convey the speed of the aircraft, but it has the side effect of hiding rolling shutter.
Interesting. I don't think I have shot fast moving subjects with electronic shutter of a camera that has a slow reading sensor. Genuine question, are you saying A7RVI's electronic shutter will work for shots like these? I know it could be problematic for swinging baseball bats, golf clubs, which I don't shoot, and hummingbirds, which I shoot a lot.
Sorry for getting of topic.
May 14, 2026 at 06:21 AM
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