I have two Canon film cameras -- EOS 630 and EOS Rebel-G. When the shutter
trips, the mirror flips up and down and the film advances all of which is
LOUD and noisy.
What happens when you trip the shutter in a digital SLR?? Obviously the
film doesn't advance but do you still get the mirror slap noise?
Canon mirrors/shutters are still sledge hammers. Which is as pity as
their sensors
are pretty nice.
Re: Canon digital SLR question ...trips, the mirror flips up and down and the film advances all of which is LOUD and noisy. ... They accomplished this by slimming down the filler areas between pixels and making the microlenses smaller. ... (sci.astro.amateur)
Re: Durst Repro ...Dursts came with a reversible 'forehead'that contained ... albeit one that only takes small film.... The mirror reversal on the Durst allowed peering back ... through the enlarger optics for focusing, ... (rec.photo.darkroom)
Re: Whatd you guys grow up on? ... Camera body, lens, film, and some thoughts about it. ... OM-1n for the mirror lock up and soft shutter and mirror slap. ... 28, 50, 100mm lenses along with Tamron zooms. ... bayonette on the Olympus) found it to be excellent quality. ... (rec.photo.digital.slr-systems)
Re: Idiot Poster Killed His Credibility with Stupid Posts ... The plot of the film - set now, I should add, and not in the C19th as I ... souls seduced which is the price of rescuing Christopher Plummer's 1,000 ...mirror into a parallel/alternative universe.... (rec.music.opera)
