Re: [OM] E-M5 EVF delay, again

[Sawyer, Edward]

I wouldn't draw that conclusion, just too many variables at play here. I
will say the Eos 1V feels instantaneously fast as far as shutter lag. Esp.
on the high-speed-drive mode. (10fps).

On 2/16/14 3:43 PM, "olympus-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
<olympus-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Very interesting, Ed.  Peter's measurements
>------------------------------------------------
>EVF on "standard" frame rate (120 fps):  394 ms
>EVF on "Fast" frame rate (240 fps):     266 ms
>Bare-eyed:                 238 ms
>-----------------------------------------------
>show that the delay imposed by the EVF with the fast frame rate is only
>28 ms.  That's faster than the EOS 1v's time to open the mirror.  Can we
>say that the response time of the E-M5 (without shutter shock enabled)
>is actually faster than an SLR?  I'm sure some here wouldn't want to
>admit that but I think the data says so.  And, as I posted here earlier,
>I don't think it makes any sense to leave shutter shock delay enabled
>for sports photography where both camera and subject are moving fast and
>resolution will necessarily be significantly reduced by motion blur.

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