Kyle;401424 Wrote: 
> Pat, I actually ordered the SD1100 from newegg today.  It was packaged
> with a 4gb card and a case at a good price.  I'm sure my wife will be
> fine with it.  I found a pretty good review site that gave shutterlag
> figures and reset figures, and it measured up pretty well.  Gotta be
> better than what she's using now.  Thanks for the advice (even though
> it was in the wrong thread!).

There are a few things you can do in some instances to make your camera
trip the shutter faster.  The camera is spending time trying to
calculate, shutter speed, focus, etc..  If you can set the exposure
manually, you shorten the time the camera takes to do that.  In some
cases the exposure doesn't change from shot to shot so you can set it
and forget it.  Next, if the camera has a manual focus mode and it is
easy enough use, then you can use that in cases where you know the
focus point.  Say you're shooting your kids baseball game.  The play is
going to be at second base.  Manually focus on second and wait for the
action to happen there.  If you set the focus and exposure ahead of
time, the camera will trip very quickly.  It takes a bit of thinking
for a while, but there are lotsof cases where you can preset focus and
exposure and then catch the action.  Your other option is to spend
$800+ on a camera body.  The more you spend the less the lag time.

Howard


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