This is REALLY COOL! Click on the photo and after the jump you'll see an AMAZING slow motion animation of a Nikon D3 Shutter actuation in progress!
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- In 1994, Chris and Cami were pursuing separate photographic careers when a chance encounter brought them together. At the time, Chris was the Sales Manager for Click Camera's location in Huber Heights, OH. Cami was the Lab Manager for the company's location in Dayton, OH. When Chris' lab tech had to leave work one day due to an emergency, Cami volunteered to cover the void. What began as a professional courtesy soon turned into...well...as they say, the rest is history! Since getting married and moving to Charleston in 1995, Chris & Cami have become one of the most well respected and highly sought after photography teams in South Carolina! With Chris creating most of the photography, and Cami taking care of the editing and post production design, they are able to provide the type of quality products, reasonable pricing, and personal service that every client deserves!
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3 comments:
Cool video. I wonder how long this technology will survive in high-end cameras now that the micro 4/3 mirrorless design is here. Still it will be a long time before I give up my viewfinder and pentaprism. Live view is good, but not my first choice for most applications.
Considering that the D3 shutter is rated to 300,000 actuations, I don't think it's going to go away soon. But less moving parts is good with me if they can perfect the mirrorless system.
Forget it, I'm going back to the Twin Lens Reflex systems. : ) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin-lens_reflex_camera
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