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Electronic Shutter on old DSLR(...) 05/03/24(Fri)04:07:50 No.4309708
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Electronic Shutter on old DSLRs Anonymous 05/03/24(Fri)04:07:50 No.4309708 Archived
I'm working with a Nikon D610. I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to take photos with the mirror up and electronic shutter. It's easy enough to get the mirror up, but it always wants to use the mechanical shutter. I want it to be silent and zero vibrations. I've searched around online and through the manual. Can't find anything. Anyone know if this is possible?

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Anonymous 05/03/24(Fri)07:03:02 No.4309735
>>4309708
Don't think you can. There's no silent mode like on an 850. The best you have is Q mode but honestly this just looks like it lets you time the shutter.
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