Comments on: Newer cameras will probably make your photograph WORSE http://photographycourse.net/worse From Beginner to Advanced. Every Photography Lesson is Free. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:46:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: admin http://photographycourse.net/worse#comment-246 admin Mon, 25 Aug 2008 13:56:51 +0000 http://photographycourse.net/worse#comment-246 You'll notice, most of the posts with 2008, since we've updated to a WordPress blog. This post is a carry over from content posted back in 2003, written by Skip Heine, who like most older photographers, took a while to accept digital cameras. Most dSLR cameras these days don't have a delay problem, and if you don't want to miss the shot, you can turn it to burst mode and take multiple pics at the same time. The point of keeping this post is to keep you mindful of the time it takes when you press the shutter button, till when the picture actual takes. Lower end point and shoot cameras, or digital cameras on your cell phone still have this problem. Though as Skip recommends finding on older camera, I'd recommend investing a little more and getting a nicer digital camera, like a Nikon or a Canon dSLR. You’ll notice, most of the posts with 2008, since we’ve updated to a WordPress blog. This post is a carry over from content posted back in 2003, written by Skip Heine, who like most older photographers, took a while to accept digital cameras. Most dSLR cameras these days don’t have a delay problem, and if you don’t want to miss the shot, you can turn it to burst mode and take multiple pics at the same time.
The point of keeping this post is to keep you mindful of the time it takes when you press the shutter button, till when the picture actual takes. Lower end point and shoot cameras, or digital cameras on your cell phone still have this problem. Though as Skip recommends finding on older camera, I’d recommend investing a little more and getting a nicer digital camera, like a Nikon or a Canon dSLR.

]]> By: John http://photographycourse.net/worse#comment-245 John Mon, 25 Aug 2008 07:10:33 +0000 http://photographycourse.net/worse#comment-245 Even though the posts say 2008, all your technical posts seem to come from the nineties. Why is this? I liked the other articles though. - John www.geendweil.nl photography Even though the posts say 2008, all your technical posts seem to come from the nineties. Why is this? I liked the other articles though.

- John http://www.geendweil.nl photography

]]> By: Ben http://photographycourse.net/worse#comment-163 Ben Sat, 12 Jul 2008 00:43:28 +0000 http://photographycourse.net/worse#comment-163 This is an interesting subject but I must say outdated. I know that lots of digital cams had this problem in the past some still may, however I own a Canon Digital Rebel 350D SLR and I assure you that I have no lag or at least any lag that I could notice between pressing of the shutter button to the taking of the actual picture. I am not sure but I think I can even capture more pics per second when I hold the shutter button for action shots to get multiple shot of the event then I would with a normal non digital camera. Taking digital photos is just so pleasant and one can shoot away with out a care for how much the film in the camera costs. This is an interesting subject but I must say outdated. I know that lots of digital cams had this problem in the past some still may, however I own a Canon Digital Rebel 350D SLR and I assure you that I have no lag or at least any lag that I could notice between pressing of the shutter button to the taking of the actual picture. I am not sure but I think I can even capture more pics per second when I hold the shutter button for action shots to get multiple shot of the event then I would with a normal non digital camera. Taking digital photos is just so pleasant and one can shoot away with out a care for how much the film in the camera costs.

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