mollydolly asked:
With my digital camera, purchased in 2002 for a high price from Sony, I have about a four second delay when attempting to capture images of my children. I push the button for a great shot, but wind up with a picture of the backs of their heads as they run away. When shopping for a new digital camera that I can “point and shoot”, do I need “SLR”, or can other more moderately priced cameras give me the results I need? I just want to aim and shoot, dammit, but not spend $600? Anyone? Thanks for reading either way…
With my digital camera, purchased in 2002 for a high price from Sony, I have about a four second delay when attempting to capture images of my children. I push the button for a great shot, but wind up with a picture of the backs of their heads as they run away. When shopping for a new digital camera that I can “point and shoot”, do I need “SLR”, or can other more moderately priced cameras give me the results I need? I just want to aim and shoot, dammit, but not spend $600? Anyone? Thanks for reading either way…
