how fast can it shoot pictures?
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The higher the FPS the blurrier the image gets. I believe 320 FPS was the best compromise for the activity I was filming (pitching mechanics). It does go up to 1000 FPS I believe, but it's very blurry
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The camera is really good for snapshots. It takes the camera only a second to be ready for a quick picture. Depending on the mode it can take the camera a few seconds to process the picture after taken, but that is only the case when you set the camera on a mode where extra processing is needed. The usual automatic snapshot mode is really fast in both, taking the picture and processing it.
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From a cnet review: It takes about 0.7 second to shoot two sequential photos, either JPEG or raw+JPEG (the camera doesn't support plain raw).
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Also, the faster SD card will have an impact on the "Continuous shooting" mode. The faster the card, the faster the succession of shots that you can have per second.
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It has a High speed burst mode setting [10.5 shots per second] (within manual setting) however the quality is compromised and locked at 2304x1728 and cannot be changed. As you take more pictures the shooting may slow down. There also is the standard continuous shooting mode [3.9 shots per second] (within auto). Essentially the same as above goes for this mode even though it is slower, you will be able to take pictures at a better resolution.
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Depends on what you need. 45mb/s works well for just portraits. And even fine for speed as long as you shoot in jpeg. But I was shooting fast in RAW on full frame and 45 was not doing it for me.But if it says 45 then it is. But if you have no problems no need to upgrade
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Yes it is very fast, and the pictures come out very sharp and clear I have taken some outstanding pictures with my camera. The other thing is you can play them back in slow motion and that just is sharp.
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it is pretty fast but the picture quality is not great! Not my favorite camera
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Video, ya. It's just a simple point and shoot though so I wouldn't buy it for taking pictures of fast moving stuff. Get one of the newer ones with the faster processor and intelligent IS in my opinion.
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Not sure officially but it's fast! Really need to use the beat fastest memory card u can get to make sure pix are saved fast....the card makes a big difference
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In recent usage, the camera was quick but wasn't tested at rapid fire. However, the instructions say there is a technique for the click button that shoots rapid fire. Not sure that will help you.
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Quite unscientific, but an educated guess is about two seconds from press button, take pic, process/view, manually take next picture. Fastest camera I have ever used. Of course you can also use it in the "burst or continuous" mode and take multiple pics in one press. In that mode, it is of course, much faster as you are not displaying each pic until you stop and choose to view. Hope it helps.
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This camera is fabulous at fast moving sports. It can take a shot a second, consecutively. I love it!
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It will be usable, but it may not be fast enough to keep up with the camera if you take large bursts of pictures. If you're just taking single shots you will have no problems...
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With good light it takes about 5 pictures per second, autofocus is not very fast but very good for such a low price camera. The iso is high enough for taking pictures at low light without using flash.
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Actually to be honest with, it seems to be pretty fast to me at least. It´s pretty impressive how the shutter reacts, as soon as I press the button to take the picture. This is why I bought in the first place; Id say in circumstances where there a lot of movemente its probably less than a second for the camera to record the picture taken I´ve taken so many at a time, its awesome.
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With much regret, this camera is not really suitable for high speed photography with flash. To take indoor, high speed pictures with flash requires an external flash unit that can flash the same brightness for each shot. In addition, the camera must be able to process the shot to the card. Assuming you may want 8 x 10's with reasonable sharpness, would require a camera in the $850 plus range, with a flash unit in the $350 plus range and shooting cards in the class 6+ range. However, this camera does take good quality, high speed pictures outdoors in bright light. As you increase the fps, the megapixels are reduced. For 30fps, it will take a good quality 4 x 6 picture.
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Fast shutter speed at least 200 or more. High ISO for light so about 400 and open F stop 3.5 or so