Thank you Jostein.
I made a small test.
The time from pressing the shutter until an image shows is appr. 13 sec's.
I was using a 280MB/s card for the RAW slot and 95MB/sec for the jpg slot.
I found that switching the cards or turning JPG quaility to low (1 star)
doesn't change the speed.
I also found the camera display shows the RAW image by default ?!! Also,
not using a card in the RAW slot doesn't shorten the time until an image
becomes visible.
So, I wonder how you manage to get just 4-5 sec's?
Regards
Jens
Den 31-01-2015 kl. 13:11 skrev Jostein Øksne:
Hi Jens,
If you depend on chimping in your workflow, I understand your frustration with
the 645D.
My cards are not as fast as yours, and get a time lag of about four and a half
seconds. But saving to the card is just the second half of that time. The first
half is data readout from the CCD to the camera's RAM, and internal
processing. So even with instantaneous writing to the memory card, the camera
will seem slow compared to th K-3.
Jostein
Den 31. januar 2015 12:48:27 CET, skrev Jens Bladt <p...@planfoto.dk>:
Sometime ago I shot a lot of football players in a studie environment.
I used my K-3 and the 645D.
I quickly gave up on the 645D, because it too SO long for it to show an
image just taken. Is this normal. Is ther a way arroud this - smaller
JPEG's or faster SD cards?
I use 280 mb/sec card for RAW and 95 MB/sec for JPG's
Regards
Jens
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