01-10-2025 04:50 PM - last edited on 01-10-2025 11:22 PM by Tiffany
Recently I got a canon r50 and within the last few weeks of using I noticed that upon taking a large burst of photos the shutter slows down and eventually takes only a few pictures a second.
I am wondering if this is an issue with the camera or it is just a limitation on the camera due to its small and compact size and price for a “entry level” camera.
01-10-2025 05:41 PM - edited 01-10-2025 05:41 PM
It’s not an issue it’s the camera’s buffer hitting the max. My EOS 5D Mark IV does exactly the same thing when the buffer is full. A higher speed card can reduce this but the buffer is only so big.
01-10-2025 07:36 PM
Same as deebatman316 on both the R50 and R6 MkII. Once that buffer starts to fill the shutter slows. I started doing bursts where I release the shutter button for a few seconds to allow the card to catch up.
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01-10-2025 11:06 PM
Greetings,
Both Demetrius and Marc provided great answers. I'd like to add the following as well. Once a camera's battery drops below a certain level, the rated FPS can decrease. Additionally, if the card you are using is not certified are rated for the photos or video being captured, this can also affect frame rates and performance.
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