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Hello, I am looking for any user that has experience with Fujifilm's Pre-Shot and if they can compare it to Panasonic's Pre-Burst and\or Olympus's Pro Capture. I am just curious how well is it implemented, like:
*Can the X-Tx hold the display frame rate while it's pre buffering the images (for example the Olympus Pro Capture drops the frame rate pretty badly, the EVF lags like 15 FPS instead of 120?
*Does the AF-C keep up while pre buffering AND while recording the buffer to the card?
*Are you able to track the subject (both autofocus and in the EVF) while buffering the images, like having a smooth enough experience to track action?
*Does the camera lock up features or capabilities while saving to the card or is it slowing down when trying to input changes\commanda (like ISO change or AF type for example)?
*Are all the lenses compatible as well as able to keep up with Pre-Shot (though I'm mainly interests in the telephoto zooms)?
*Are there any IQ limitations or performance limitations to using Pre-Shot (like ISO limit, type of RAW file, cropping, burst speed limits, buffering size).
Any information you can share is helpful.
*Can the X-Tx hold the display frame rate while it's pre buffering the images (for example the Olympus Pro Capture drops the frame rate pretty badly, the EVF lags like 15 FPS instead of 120?
*Does the AF-C keep up while pre buffering AND while recording the buffer to the card?
*Are you able to track the subject (both autofocus and in the EVF) while buffering the images, like having a smooth enough experience to track action?
*Does the camera lock up features or capabilities while saving to the card or is it slowing down when trying to input changes\commanda (like ISO change or AF type for example)?
*Are all the lenses compatible as well as able to keep up with Pre-Shot (though I'm mainly interests in the telephoto zooms)?
*Are there any IQ limitations or performance limitations to using Pre-Shot (like ISO limit, type of RAW file, cropping, burst speed limits, buffering size).
Any information you can share is helpful.