How fast can you go without losing the picture of the bottom?
257903
sometimes mine will still display bottom around 25mph, if the water is super calm and not very deep. but in normal open water, anything over around 12mph is going to disappear.
257904
I have my transducer mounted on the transom of my 24' center console with an outboard engine. I start to lose the bottom when I get in the upper teens MPH which is very frustrating. I believe that my transducer is getting some interference to the water flow and will try to reposition it.
257905
Between 30 and 35 it gets a little choppy sometimes but for the most part up to 30 it works great. I am honestly very pleased with all of the functions and the detail is amazing. I have only been in water up to 55 feet deep but at every depth up to that so far it has been flawless.
257906
I have gone 35 mph and still had a good picture. My boat only goes up-to 35 mph. It is a nice unit.
257907
If the transducer is mounted correctly, you should be able to keep bottom contact up around 35mph on sonar.
144731
You don't lose a lot of size across the bottom as the edge comes up quickly. The edges are about 2 inches high.
900268
Couple of seconds. It's very quick, once you get the hang of properly seating the slide or negative in the viewer.
1188408
Carry, yes. Go fast, no. My friend rode on it at around that weight and we couldn't get it past probably 7mph
799474
I just got my housing and took it on about 10 dives...the deepest being 110 ft. I had no problems at all and the picture quality was pretty good!
205528
The pics develop in about 1-2 mins. Just don't touch the picture itself. It stays wet for a bit. There is a border that you can write on.
1870923
It depends on how far under water you are talking about. You have to remember the deeper you go the the more the light levels change. This would change how the cards register in the camera meter. Less than 20' it's probably okay.
543974
You can shift to second going about 20mph. I wouldn't advise going match faster as it can tip over on a tight turn if the terrain is tacky.
1584704
If your question is referring to "jumping" to a specific mark point, my experience is "no". I can fast forward or backwards through my mark points and it only takes a few seconds to do that chore.
183805
I have a similar question, I'll just add it here. Is it fast enough, for example, take pictures jumping in the air (without being blurry)? Just so I can have a perspective.
1841017
It wouldn't be fast enough for you. You'd need something a little faster to mimic the speed that would be coming at you.
1383743
Sometimes in low light it seems to be too long. It depends on the setting and if the lighting is appropriate for the setting you choose. There is a high speed burst feature that lets you take high speed single photos, like a movie only freeze frame that is really fast. Overall, I'd say once you are familiar with the settings and features its pretty quick. It does take some playing with it to get used to all the options.
2277507
Going by the manual online at http://support.matsunichi.com/article.aspx?id=1022 it shows that 30 seconds is the longest a picture can be displayed. That's a deal-killer for me! Sitting next to me at work that would be too distracting.
841400
Fast enough. I have mine turned down so that I can maintain control without crashing. Wide open it really moves.
1535153
Hi Theo - There is limited aperture/shutter control, so it is more difficult to take photos of fast moving objects. I would say this camera is best for still images! However, I have taken great photos even when the objects are moving. Hope this helps.
1312200
You can be from infinite up to 30cm distance from your object. Less than 30cm, the image will be blurred. Hope it helps you.
1114187
If the subject is moving you need to use a faster shutter speed to prevent blurring.