Originally Posted by WMBP
One of the things I like about the K10D over the K100D is that it's a bit less noisy, I guess because of it being so tightly sealed. But the shutter noise is still too noticeable when everything is very quiet, like during a church service.
Will
That's where my Olympus E-20 comes in. Even though it's a DSLR (sort of, non-removable lens) it has a beam splitter, like the old Canon Pellix. You can turn off all the beeps, and the shutter sound can be turned off too.
It's great for situations like a concert at St Martin in the Fields in London, where a shutter going "klunk" would probably get me kicked out!! It also allows me to do some, shall we say, quiet photographs of places that cameras are generally frowned upon.
Beats using a blimp, which is what I'd need for the other SLR's. Especially the RB67, that's one LOUD shutter!
But if at all possible, I use the K10D because it gives me the best images.