Been trying to take some wildlife photos and I am looking for a camera that does not make any digital racket when turning it on, taking the pictures and zooming in and out any advice on what to look for??
-
-
Cameras are going to make noise. The zoom on a point and shoot is noisy, and won't have the range to pull in distant shots. It's also noisy on startup. A DSLR will have mirror and shutter noise, but the zoom is quiet. It is also quiet when you turn it on. If I was shooting at bow range, in a popup, I would wrap a black towel around a DSLR to muffle the sound. -
Not much you can do to quiet a cameraComment
-
Try to get pics of the coveted MEGAFAWNComment
-
Digital slr. I've taken pics at 20 yds and the deer didn't hear it. If it's a real still morning, I think they could hear it from 40 or 50.Comment
-
I have taken pics and filmed deer and they never even pick up their heads at the camera noise. But let your foot rub a twig against the expanded metal on a tripod and they just run away without even looking. There were 17 deer and several were within 10 yards.Comment
-
I shoot a canon eos60d and Iove it. If you are looking for quiet, look into a dslr. You don't have to go out and spend thousands of dollars either. I started with a rebel t3 and it was more camera than I could ever need. The only reason I upgraded was bc my brother sold me his eos60d for $200 with a nice Zeiss prime lens
Comment
Comment