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As a photojournalist, I shoot in places where loud DSLR mirror slap would be unacceptable such as in theaters, churches and government meetings. I am moving up substantially to a new level of camera. I am seriously considering the Fuji S9000 as the best quiet alternative to a DSLR, but of course a DSLR is superior overall. Question: Which DSLR is the quietest? I know for a fact the Canon 20D is way beyond acceptable having experienced a photographer recently shoot at a funeral. Thanks.
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16 views and not one response. Must not be an issue for DSLR users.
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Looks like that isn't much commented in reviews... they talk about mirror sounds only when talking about how fast cameras can take photos:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos350d/page6.asp You might want to check Sony R1, practically it uses DSLR sensor but otherwise it's much like non-SLR digicams and it doesn't have mirror. (live preview wouldn't work with it) http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sonydscr1/ And here's general comparison of performance/usability between DSLR and top end prosumer. http://www.neocamera.com/feature_dslr.html |
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I agree that the R1 looks fabulous for your purposes.
I wish my 20D were quieter. Actually it's just about the only substantial criticism I have of it. An extract from an article for you... Quote:
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