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RE: filmscanners: Magnification of light - electronic shutter



> <<Chris/Larry: I've read that it's an electronic shutter. 
> (Referring to the Nikon D1)
> 
> Jay: Yeah, OK. So I can hold down to a 15th now. I'm an old 
> guy. I don't 
> have the shakes but to hold down to a 15th hand held is 
> pretty wild. So, 
> with the fact that I'm now shooting 200 ASA, and all my life 
> I've only shot 
> 50 or a hundred, tops, and I never liked to push film, I'm 
> now, effectively 
> my shutter speed is always higher. Plus the fact that this 
> sucker amplifies 
> light. I'm sure you're aware of that.

I recently acquired my first digital camera and have also noticed with that
some low-light exposures were done at 1/15 and came out surprisingly well.
Does anyone know more about this?

Gunars Lucans




 




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