Yup, pressing the button and flipping the mirror up and firing the shutter only once, it's the processor that creates the two images so no more moving parts are used.
Yup, pressing the button and flipping the mirror up and firing the shutter only once, it's the processor that creates the two images so no more moving parts are used.
Yup, pressing the button and flipping the mirror up and firing the shutter only once, it's the processor that creates the two images so no more moving parts are used.
but some of the cameras with dual memory cards when set up to write the same image to both cards does count this as 2 acuations, IIRC canon 1d's do this, was reading a thread on it a while back on here or somewhere else.
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