Luckily, the Phantom slow-mo cam—everyone's best friend—exists to show us just how awesome camera guts are at 1920 frames per second. We've seen similar on a Canon 60D, but what we have here is a Nikon D4 shooting photos at a rate of 10 frames per second. For each photo, the mirror flips up and the first curtain drops, exposing the image sensor for 1/200th of a second. Then, the second shutter drops to complete the exposure. Bravo.
Read full article by Michael Hession at http://gizmodo.com/5988676/watch-the-wonderful-mechanics-of-a-dslr-shutter-in-super-slow-motion?tag=photography
St. Mary Lake - Glacier National Park MT
© Christine Till
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