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I wonder why Canon doesn't make use of the pellicle mirror technology in
their DSLRs that
they used in the EOS RT.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS_RT

Advantages are
- less vibration
- no 'blackout'
- allows for image preview on the rear screen
- the sensor can be sealed against dust
- No moving mirror allows for much faster frame rate per second.

The disadvantage is that you lose 2/3 of a stop but given that they are up
6400ISO on the latest sensors, I can't see that being an issue these days.

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werdan wrote:
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I wonder why Canon doesn't make use of the pellicle mirror technology
in their DSLRs that
they used in the EOS RT.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS_RT

Advantages are
- less vibration
- no 'blackout'
- allows for image preview on the rear screen
- the sensor can be sealed against dust
- No moving mirror allows for much faster frame rate per second.

The disadvantage is that you lose 2/3 of a stop but given that they
are up 6400ISO on the latest sensors, I can't see that being an issue
these days.

Well I never...some on topic posts...wonders will never cease.

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Marutchi wrote:
werdan wrote:

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I wonder why Canon doesn't make use of the pellicle mirror technology
in their DSLRs that
they used in the EOS RT.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS_RT

Advantages are
- less vibration
- no 'blackout'
- allows for image preview on the rear screen
- the sensor can be sealed against dust
- No moving mirror allows for much faster frame rate per second.

The disadvantage is that you lose 2/3 of a stop but given that they
are up 6400ISO on the latest sensors, I can't see that being an issue
these days.


Well I never...some on topic posts...wonders will never cease.


So this ****s going through again

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werdan wrote:
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I wonder why Canon doesn't make use of the pellicle mirror technology in
their DSLRs that
they used in the EOS RT.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS_RT

Advantages are
- less vibration
- no 'blackout'
- allows for image preview on the rear screen
- the sensor can be sealed against dust
- No moving mirror allows for much faster frame rate per second.

The disadvantage is that you lose 2/3 of a stop but given that they are up
6400ISO on the latest sensors, I can't see that being an issue these days.




There not very sucessful, expensive to make because of quality of
optical glass necessary.

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"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote in message
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Well I never...some on topic posts...wonders will never cease.

Just trying something new. :-)

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werdan wrote:
"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote in message
...

Well I never...some on topic posts...wonders will never cease.


Just trying something new. :-)



And cross posted like **** spam

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So *^#$! remove all lists you're not partcipating in before cross posting
your complaint about cross-posting!

"Rob" schreef in bericht
...
werdan wrote:
"Marutchi" BarbaraH*REMOVE wrote in message
...

Well I never...some on topic posts...wonders will never cease.


Just trying something new. :-)

And cross posted like **** spam

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In article
, werdan
wrote:

I wonder why Canon doesn't make use of the pellicle mirror technology in
their DSLRs that
they used in the EOS RT.

Because it didn't work well in film days?

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On 10/13/2007 12:53 AM Marutchi spake thus:

werdan wrote:
wrote in message
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For current and future users of digital photo cameras.

http://digitalphotocameras.blogspot.com/


I wonder why Canon doesn't make use of the pellicle mirror technology
in their DSLRs that
they used in the EOS RT.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS_RT

Advantages are
- less vibration
- no 'blackout'
- allows for image preview on the rear screen
- the sensor can be sealed against dust
- No moving mirror allows for much faster frame rate per second.

The disadvantage is that you lose 2/3 of a stop but given that they
are up 6400ISO on the latest sensors, I can't see that being an issue
these days.

Well I never...some on topic posts...wonders will never cease.

On topic? Not here (r.p.e.large-format).