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shutter lag, help is needed

 
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Jun 13, 2004 03:56 |  #1

I own a Powershoot A80. It Suffers of shutter lag in rapid photography.
Is there any setting helpful to this matter (for single shot)?
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Jun 14, 2004 23:15 |  #2

This kind of lag is just going to be inherent in a consumer digicam... my S400 suffers from it quite a bit at times when there isn't very much light. Also, these kinds of cameras aren't really meant for taking rapid shots of action or anything... that's another issue.

I haven't used an A80 personally, so I don't know all of the features available on it. However, I think it should be close enough to the G3 that this link might be helpful. It was posted in another thread on these forums
http://www.marcjutras.​com/ehyperfocal.html (external link)

Give that a shot and see how things turn out for you.


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Jun 17, 2004 09:42 |  #3

Use the manual setting.. Preset your camera for the light conditions by making settings or snapping a few photos in advance. This should minimize andy adjustments the camera has to make. There is still plenty of lag though and you will miss some shots.




  
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Jun 17, 2004 13:15 |  #4

Turn off Red-Eye prevention. The pre-flash slows things up quite nicely.


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Jun 18, 2004 10:38 |  #5

Thanks all for your comments. Now I think there are many effective ideas for rapid photogrsphy with A80.
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