PommeQ a dit:et pourquoi pas l'IXUS 800 ???? :mouais:
wolverine a dit:j'aimerais bien ! lol mais mon premier post indique un budjet de 200 euros ! si tu me trouve in ixus800 neuf a 200e je te le prend de suite !!
en effet ca a l'air sympa ! et ce sony w30 en qualité photo est mieux que les deux cités auparavant ?
et pourquoi pas l'IXUS 800 ????
car en effet en auto le canon met 15s et le sony 1s ! donc en clair si comprend bien(je connais rien en apn) je peux shooter avec le canon que tous les 15s c'est ca ?
[FONT=arial,helvetica]From power up until the first image was captured measured just 1.8 seconds, and waking the camera from sleep mode to image capture took only 1.1 seconds. Shutter lag, the delay between depressing the shutter button and capturing an image, was less than 1/10 of a second when pre-focused, and only 2/10 of a second including autofocus. When using single drive mode and shooting a sequence of images, the shot to shot delay averaged approx. 1.8 seconds without the flash, but increases dramatically to between 4 - 6 seconds when using the flash, depending on subject distance and battery life. [/FONT] [FONT=arial,helvetica]The A530 also offers a continuous (burst) mode, that Canon claims can capture images at a rate of 2.1fps. I found it was a bit more impressive than their claim to being able to capture 10 images in 3.2 seconds flat; a frame rate of about 3fps. This means you will have no problems when taking burst sequences at your kid's sporting events.[/FONT]
[FONT=arial,helvetica]Shooting performance was quite good for a camera in this class. Power up to first image captured measured just 1.5 seconds. Shutter lag, the time between depressing the shutter release and capturing an image, was less than 1/10 second when pre-focused and 3/10 second including autofocus time; add 1/10 second to those times if using the LCD viewfinder. The shot to shot delay measured a fast 1.1 seconds without the flash and between 1.3 and 4 seconds using the flash, depending on subject distance. Shutter lag when using red eye reduction flash mode measured 8/10 second, during which the LCD viewfinder goes blank; this is another time when you'll appreciate the W30's optical viewfinder. [/FONT]
[FONT=arial,helvetica]The W30 offers two sequential shooting modes (Burst, Multi Burst.) In Burst mode, I was able to capture 3 6M/Fine frames in 1.4 seconds, with buffer clearing to the Memory Stick PRO taking just over 2 seconds before the next burst can be captured; the LCD only briefly displays the last captured image between shots. Using Multi Burst with the interval set at 1/30, I captured 16 frames in 5/10 of a second; these frames are then saved as a single 1-megapixel animated image.[/FONT]
Max777 a dit:
Fondug a dit:Sur les compacts, enfin sur le mien en tout cas, le viseur n'est là que pour palier la déficience de l'ecran LCD ou lorsque celui ci est trop éclairé par le soleil.
En gros dans le viseur, tu n'as rien, ni crochet AF, ni info vitesse ou ouverture, tu ne peux pas cadrer ni vérifier la profondeur de champs. C'est une roue de secours, rien de plus.
Un autre membre me conseille la gamme des lumix, quels sont ses points faibles?
Donc je ne pourrais pas trouver de compact avec un "vrai" viseur qui me permette de prendre exactement ce que je vois dans le viseur ? Pour ca je dois forcement passer a un bridge ?