[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Francis wrote:
I suspect there's a chicken-and-egg argument here. There are
several other good reasons for keeping the mechanical-shutter design of DSLRs (not least of which is dust control), so there is no need to use fast-clear sensors; the sensor is in the dark (and cleared?) at all times except when the exposure is made. But it would be quite easy to build a DSLR around a sensor with characteristics similar to that in the PowerShot G5 were it to be deemed appropriate.
You think? Well, if possible, then someday they certainly will do it.
Marnie aka Doe This has been a very informative thread.
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