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Anticipate Shutter Lag

SUMMARY: A digital camera's slow shutter speed can prevent you from taking great photos if you don't plan for it.
 
When you press down on your digital camera's shutter, it may take a few milliseconds before it is pressed down firmly before a photo is recorded. You should practice taking photos with your digital camera before going to a sporting event to learn and be able to anticipate this shutter lag time.

Note that lag time also increases during the camera's auto focus process. You can decrease this added lag time by setting your camera to manual focus mode or by keeping the shutter button halfway down, already auto-focused on a particular area.


 
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