Nikon Z9 mirrorless camera with no mechanical shutter

Not quite sure how I feel about this - there's a reason you use a mechanical shutter.

Unless the sensor iteself is a global shutter (in which case htf do they maintain bit depth), then I can see a lot of photographers and videographers giving it a hard pass.
 
agentrfr said:
Not quite sure how I feel about this - there's a reason you use a mechanical shutter.

Unless the sensor iteself is a global shutter (in which case htf do they maintain bit depth), then I can see a lot of photographers and videographers giving it a hard pass.
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I just wish that news reporters adopt this style of camera.
It's very annoying to watch to a news event and all you can hear are the shutters / “Mirror Slap”

Listen to the Mirror Slap in this clip - can hardly hear the speakers

 
system32 said:
I just wish that news reporters adopt this style of camera.
It's very annoying to watch to a news event and all you can hear are the shutters / “Mirror Slap”

Listen to the Mirror Slap in this clip - can hardly hear the speakers

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There's definitely a place for electronic shutters i.e., low intensity action, and I agree that in 90% of cases an electronic shutter is the appropriate choice.

My problem with not having the option of a mechanical shutter means that you simply cannot shoot sport or fast cars. Even golf cant be done "properly".
 
system32 said:
I just wish that news reporters adopt this style of camera.
It's very annoying to watch to a news event and all you can hear are the shutters / “Mirror Slap”
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I don't mind it.

A flash exploding during a press conference is another matter entirely.
 
agentrfr said:
There's definitely a place for electronic shutters i.e., low intensity action, and I agree that in 90% of cases an electronic shutter is the appropriate choice.

My problem with not having the option of a mechanical shutter means that you simply cannot shoot sport or fast cars. Even golf cant be done "properly".
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Have Nikon published fast moving subject/high shutter speed samples yet, surely they must have found a way around that to have brought it to market?
 
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