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The attachment acted odd when I first clicked it, but I can see it fine. I've also noticed that in some pics. It's the EDoF camera. Since it doesn't have to focus, the snaps are quick. I'm having to re-evaluate my normal timing. I used to have to account for the shutter lag, but this doesn't really have any and I need to snap WHEN I want the pic, not right before and let the camera catch it.
Should have waited another second...07-01-12 01:36 PM - LOL Same here. My wife and daughter just got back from San Francisco and were out biking around the Bay area, temps in the low 60s that morning, people were wearing jackets and asking them how they weren't freezing as they were in shorts and t-shirts LOL. They told them if the temps were any higher it'd be too hot to be out
To the OP, yes, the PB has a very fast shutter speed in bright light, so action and moving objects are usually captured well. I take numerous photos and video with my work PB, and while a helicopter rotor rarely exceeds 300 to 400 rpm, an aircraft prop is averaging 1000rpm at high idle and I've taken photos where those have been captured as well.07-01-12 03:55 PM
