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Posted by Travis Newbury on 06/26/05 18:45
(PeteCresswell) wrote:
> I've never used a professional-grade camera, but the excessive time between
> shots for .TIFF on my Nikon 950 made me think it would be impractical. But now
> I see that SLRs can to burst mode of 4-5 frames/sec for quite a few seconds ....
> So I'd guess there's some serious memory buffering going on there...
The EOS 350D has 3/4 frames/second RAW+Large JPG (it saves 2 images at
the same time) for up to 14 frames. The resetting after 14 frames is
directly related to the media speed. I also had to get an 80gig external
HD just to hold the images. Shooting 4 gig of images in one sitting is
not unusual. When it costs you nothing to shoot, you shoot a lot.
Saving both Raw and JPG is great as I can download and view the much
smaller JPG (3-4meg compared to 12+meg for a RAW image) Images I want to
keep I download the RAW.
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