whats the lag time on the lens?
1963116
the lag time is in the ms. I will tell you this the Gen Y series has 2 light sensors which is fine but the high end and even a couple of middle line hoods have 4 sensors. its just for more a quicker response. If you are looking for an exact measurement on the lag time, only Save Phace or the manufacturer of the sensors themselves will have the exact specs. If its not listed on the Save Phace website then you will need to contact a sales rep and ask for the specific specs.
1963117
I use this helmet on a daily basis for both mig and tig welding. The lag time is like a thousandth of a second. It instantly goes dark when you strike an arc.
1963118
I have not used the Save Phace Helmet myself, what I can tell you is my better welders are very coodled pre-madonnas and previously used the Lincoln auto darkening hoods and lenses and they are very happy switching to the Save phace, from what i understand the quality matches the Lincoln, I did'nt answer your question but I hope the information helps you.
2074843
I'm not familiar with the lens you are using but the 16-35 is pretty fast. I prefer the 24 mm 1.4 for low light though
857511
Haven't noticed that problem specifically, however, the shutter lag is horrendous on either alkaline or lithium and might be related as I leave the setting at auto flash most of the time.
619609
Yes, there is lag. This has a CCD sensor, I have many cameras. I suggest if you want no shutter lag at all, a CMOS sensor camera. Panasonic SZ7 is a good one. It will take a photo almost instantly.
1026016
Do you have a filter on the lens? If so, try it with no filter. Something might be interfering with lens movement.
1882182
According to my understanding the delay time is the time that it takes for the camera to recover after it has taken a shot.
2242622
sorry don't rember ever having that problem ?? but i'll look in the manual tomorrow!! doyou have a correct lens on?
188100
Shutter lag when prefocused = less than 1/10 of a secondShutter lag with autofocus = about 0.6 secondsShot to shot delay without flash = 4.7 seconds between frames with minimum review time On, 4.2 seconds with review OffShot to shot delay with flash = 7.8 seconds between frames with minimum review time On, 7.3 seconds with review Off
564728
This is false. I ended up buying the battery grip. Even with the 50mm 1.4 portrait lens it still gets roughly 3-4fps in broad daylight.
28837
There is lag time..also after taking the picture you should not move the camera quickly..image will blur..
1981845
For the lens to extend and screen to function I would guess 1.5 seconds (max). Has not been a problem for me.
566243
It works... But I haven't played with the lens much and not so sure if I like it yet..!! I really need to take some time and get use to it..!!!
558337
Not sure if the exact lag time but it's very low. Takes pics really quick. Also has sport mode on it so it keeps up with movement
959173
Shutter lag isn't really a problem, but I would be concerned about the need for low ISO (200 max) unless you're shooting b&w;, in which case, it is simply a lovely camera.
558336
Shutter lag time.... I don"t know, or even how to calculate that. But the first pictures were at my Daughters dance. I thought i just didn't know how to run this midget camera but most of those pictures were very blurry.
1788928
I'm not sure of the exact time of the shutter lag, but I'd guess it's around a 1/4 second, maybe a tad longer. I've only had a couple situations where I wished it had no lag at all, but it does have a little lag. Much shorter than the other point-and-shot digital cameras I've had. I think about the only way to eliminate ANY lag is to go with a digital SLR, but their bulk/weight doesn't work for me for vacation snapshots.
619608
Camera has auto focus. Push shutter button down a little way which lets camera focus on principle object. Then push all the way. Lag should markedly decrease. When you push the shutter all the way initially, the camera goes nuts trying to focus and take photo. Hope this helps