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Thanks Snappy. Re the "wing patterns" you mentioned on flickr, I think Canon's suffer rolling shutter with electronic shutter, coz the sensor's aren't fast enough. Doesn't happen with the mechanical one, if I remember rightly.
Thanks Linda, was nice to get the camera out again after a week of "life" being in the way of funLinda257 wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 6:15 pm My buddlea has long way to go before it has any flowers, but then it's been pissing doon for couple of days noo
Nice to see some action from the garden PB
Yes mechanical is better, but as usual I was late making the switch. I have even programmed a button to do it but...PimperneBloke wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 7:44 pm Thanks Snappy. Re the "wing patterns" you mentioned on flickr, I think Canon's suffer rolling shutter with electronic shutter, coz the sensor's aren't fast enough. Doesn't happen with the mechanical one, if I remember rightly.
SnappyMac wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 7:46 pmYes mechanical is better, but as usual I was late making the switch. I have even programmed a button to do it but...PimperneBloke wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 7:44 pm Thanks Snappy. Re the "wing patterns" you mentioned on flickr, I think Canon's suffer rolling shutter with electronic shutter, coz the sensor's aren't fast enough. Doesn't happen with the mechanical one, if I remember rightly.
we've all got a button programmed we forget to press Incredible HHM shots.PimperneBloke wrote: Sun Jul 05, 2026 11:48 am A few from the garden this morning. First time I've seen a Hawkmoth on our Lavender, normally it's up high on the neighbours overhanging buddleia
https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCYoeX
