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Re: That Seems To Be The Problem:

Posted by Vinylly on May 4, 2004 at 16:16:53:
The time you press the shutter and the time it takes to process it on the memory card. Digital cameras are like little cumputors, it takes time to process the image. Of course 'autofocus' slows things up also. Manual focus may solve some of the problem. Film cameras are instant but autofocus could slow you down there too.
I probably should have used manual focus, but the granddaughters expressions were so fleeting, I couldn't bother with focusing the camera.