EPISODE · May 14, 2020 · 8 MIN
The Aesthetic Appeal of Camera Shutter Sounds
from The Fine Art Photography Podcast · host Keith Dotson
The Aesthetic Appeal of Camera Shutter Sounds Have you ever given any thought to the sound of the camera shutter? I don't mean the loudness of the shutter, like during weddings or events . . . I mean the actual quality of the shutter sound. Is it important to you how the shutter sounds? I've realized since I started shooting with Sony cameras that I don't enjoy the sound of Sony shutters. This is admittedly a minor quibble -- Sony makes amazing cameras and the image quality and reliability are obviously the primary concerns -- but you hear the sound of the shutter hundreds or thousands of times per session. I've recognized that for me, the sound of the shutter is an important part of the aesthetic experience of photography. In this episode we compare the sounds of modern digital camera shutters to old vintage film cameras from the 1950s to the 1980s. NOTE: This episode contains no paid endorsements or sponsorships from camera companies.
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