
June 20th, 2012, 02:35 PM
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Mu-43 All-Pro
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I sometimes bring it up just to see if it's still running. Yes, it's faster to just look in the EVF (I have auto-switching off), but I find it comical.
So, no, it has been of 0 issue to me. I have not even noticed it. But I have not had to shoot in a dead quiet scenario, nor can I think of one that I've shot period. Maybe a museum on a weekday?
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Originally Posted by Mikefellh
Having photographed for decades I had to learn how to hold a camera steady (especially when using ISO64 and ISO25 films). When I started using IS cameras I had to turn OFF the IS because I was already holding the camera still, and the IS would induce movement (just like you should turn off IS when on a tripod or else you'll get a blurred image). I could manage handholding 500mm (1000mm equiv.) down to 1/50th.
The E-M5 is the first camera that I've used where I could shoot and leave IS on. I haven't really pushed it yet, but with that same 500mm lens I can now handhold down to 1/25th!
As for the noise it sounds like the hiss you'd get from an amplified speaker with no signal.
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I want your skill, hahaha.
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