Roger, does it have shutter lag or is it instant activation?
Roger, does it have shutter lag or is it instant activation?
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APS-C sensor is the larger size sensor used in most DSLRs except for the more expensive models that have full size sensors (ie same size as 35mm film). Most point and shoot cameras have very small sensors - the larger sensors give a much better quality image with less noise.
I chose the NEX 5 over the NEX 3 because it had a better feel (easier to grip), it has a metal case and the HD video. Each of these reasons are only minor but so is the price difference between the two models.
There is no perceivable shutter lag with the NEX 5 unlike earlier point and shoot cameras.
Last edited by Rsev; 31-08-2010 at 7:03pm.