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Originally Posted by Gnoll110
The reason I ask this, is that at a sports event last year, I was sitting behind a guy with a 350. We were both taking pic. I could hear his cameras action and it was constaintly 1 or 2 seconds behind mine. I don't know the difference in speed was due to a difference in the cameras or something else.
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What do you mean when you say that his camera was 1 or 2 seconds behind yours? You mean like his shutter click was 1 or 2 seconds behind your shutter click? If so, then that's not the camera that is slow, it's the user, haha.
All the EOS DSLR's shutter lag is almost non-existent. When you press the button (given that the camera is in focus and everything), the shutter fires.
As to reasons why his was slow, it could simply be because he has a slow finger or he doesn't know how to prefocus the camera and so the camera was having a hard time focusing, then once it was able to focus a second later, it then fired.