Quote: Originally posted by normhead:
I guess other people just don't fill their buffers as often as I do.
Originally posted by reh321
I don't.
In over twenty years of using cameras with motor drive / burst mode, I have never shot even 24 images in a row.
I began using Kodachrome, and the habits I developed then still influence how I use a camera.
I don't either. While I've embraced so much about modern photography, particularly the digital age advances,
I have never adopted a habit of burst mode shooting. Continuous mode could even be removed from
my cameras and I probably wouldn't even notice, save for the fact that there was no longer an 'extra' mode
between single frame and self timer.
I do use the exposure bracketing and interval shooting modes on occasion as these replicate single frame
processes with a nice touch of modern automation.
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Originally posted by GearHead Interesting. They're calling it weather proof while the specs posted earlier described it as drip proof.
I took 'drip proof' to mean the camera can tolerate an occasional few drops of water but you wouldn't
want to be caught in a downpour, (that's when you'd want a weather proof camera).
So, is the KP weather proofed like the K3 & K1, or is it a lighter duty 'drip' proofing?