Camera shopping: shutter lag?
My entry-level Sony (DSC W-120) has given up the ghost, and when I replace it I hope to do so with a camera that actually takes the picture when I press the button. That "shutter lag" thing really dri...
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Aside from the shutter lag that may be the result of the camera's design, the speed of your memory card had a lot to do also with shutter lag. Make sure you have a Class 10 SD card in the camera or you will miss a lot of shots as it saves each photo to the card.
Check the reviews online of cameras. Shutter lag is always a criteria in a professional review - whether DSLR or Point and Shoots.
If you really want to end shutter lag altogether, get a DSLR with continuous shooting. Hold your finger on the button and click, click, click. My Canon T2i (new model is now T5i) does this flawlessly.
Check the reviews online of cameras. Shutter lag is always a criteria in a professional review - whether DSLR or Point and Shoots.
If you really want to end shutter lag altogether, get a DSLR with continuous shooting. Hold your finger on the button and click, click, click. My Canon T2i (new model is now T5i) does this flawlessly.
