My two year old has already moved on need digital that takes the quickest pictures when push the button have digital that takes about two.
The button have digital that is captured my two to three seconds to three seconds to capture the picture and by the picture and by the time the shutter button.
4 Comments to “Which digital camera is the quickest to take photos?”
Dr. Sam on August 6, 2008
You need an SLR, because everything happens NOW when you push the shutter.
Consider the Nikon D40, which even has a “Child” setting.
Check out Nikon’s “Picturetown” promotion, where they handed out 200 D40’s in Georgetown, SC.
Here are a few reviews, in case you have not read them yet. Be sure to note that they are several pages long and some of the reviews also have some sample images that you can look at.
Shiloh on August 7, 2008
I don’t know… All i can say is NO HP CAMERAS… I DO NOT LIKE THEM,… SLOW..
Go over to. They run extensive tests of such things.
Hope this helps.
fortsantiago on August 9, 2008
What you are experiencing is called camera lag and all digital cameras have this. But a dslr have the shortest lag which will help you catch a scene much quicker. Also a dslr has a memory buffer which temporarily holds the picture while the camera writes the image to the memory card. This makes it possible for this type of cameras to shoot at 3 frames per second. This type of camera will be as fast as your two year old.
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Dr. Sam on August 6, 2008
You need an SLR, because everything happens NOW when you push the shutter.
Consider the Nikon D40, which even has a “Child” setting.
Check out Nikon’s “Picturetown” promotion, where they handed out 200 D40’s in Georgetown, SC.
Here are a few reviews, in case you have not read them yet. Be sure to note that they are several pages long and some of the reviews also have some sample images that you can look at.
Shiloh on August 7, 2008
I don’t know… All i can say is NO HP CAMERAS… I DO NOT LIKE THEM,… SLOW..
vienna2001 on August 9, 2008
Go over to. They run extensive tests of such things.
Hope this helps.
fortsantiago on August 9, 2008
What you are experiencing is called camera lag and all digital cameras have this. But a dslr have the shortest lag which will help you catch a scene much quicker. Also a dslr has a memory buffer which temporarily holds the picture while the camera writes the image to the memory card. This makes it possible for this type of cameras to shoot at 3 frames per second. This type of camera will be as fast as your two year old.