On Tuesday, December 25, 2001 at 22:33, John A. Lind
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wrote re "[OM] RF Issues [was] photography at" saying:
...
> The RF does have some strengths. Its viewfinder doesn't "black out" when
> the shutter is fired an there's no delay in shutter travel waiting for
> mirror movement and lens stopdown. I found it easier to "pan" with fast
> moving subjects and to capture a "decisive moment." Most have a quieter
> shutter than an SLR making them less obtrusive.
Also, usually smaller and lighter.
Often much faster flash sync (to 1/500).
Much more accurate focusing with lenses under 135mm.
tOM
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