Digital Camera Question(s)...?
Is there any digital cameras that doesnt have a slow recovery after taking a picture? Like when you take a picture, and try to take one after right after it but the camera is still processing the first picture?
Anyone know of a camera that ISN'T like that? Could you tell me the name of the camera? And do you know a little more about, like how good these kinda cameras are...or even if there worth looking at even.
*Norcent
*Samsung
*FujiFilm
*SVP
*Casio Exilim
thanks in advance
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Canon and Nikion make excellent cameras.
You probably wont have any problems with a lag in most DSLR cameras. (DSLR cameras, such as entry level Canon XT / XTi /XSi / XS)
But if you're looking for a point and shoot / compact camera, I have Canon Powershot and there is minimal wait time in between pictures unless it was a really long exposure..
Most cameras, other than the cheapest ones, will let you take a second picture while the first one if being processed and transferred to the storage card. Just because it's blinking, that doesn't mean you can't take another picture. Try it and see.
Canon Rebel Xsi... what a great camera! I had a minolta Dimage 7i before and you wanna talk slow! i would recommend the Canon or Pentax K20... I hear the Nikon D 40 Is also a good Camera
Fuji and Nikon P&Ss are quick.
Canon XTi or Xsi DSLRs are fast.
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the expensive (SLR) cameras don't do that. All cheap ones do