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To: Done, gone. who wrote (58)	7/17/2002 9:05:09 PM
From: Mad2	Read Replies (1) of 4530

Well that explains the photo, nice. I haven't used either of the D-30 or D-60. I've never seen "shutter lag" as a performance metric on Cannon who cites fps in burst. Both the 30 & 60 are rated at 3 fps (actual depending on ISO and exposure). Here's the link to Canon's site on their 35mm camera's (with specs) canoneos.com Your conversation with the photographer points to the need talk with users or obtain some first hand experience before making a significant purchace (such as what these camers currently represent). I notice that with my Olympus the lag isn't necessary due to shutter action, rather the time to obtain info, focus and aperature adjustment all needed before before shutter action. The burst setting may not reacquire the above, simply measuring the time for shutter action and data transfer. haven't looked at anything outside of Cannon due to all the lens and accessories that I've got for Cannon EOS mad2

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