Actually no there is no shutter lag. You can hold the button down to get the shot right and as soon as you let go of the button it will snap the photo
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Actually no there is no shutter lag. You can hold the button down to get the shot right and as soon as you let go of the button it will snap the photo
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Here's a few I've taken over the past couple days:
Go ahead and laugh at the flowers, but they show a lot of detail, and make a great macro subject.
Go ahead and laugh at the flowers, but they show a lot of detail, and make a great macro subject.
Breakfast casserole
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Goods pics. May I please have that recipe?
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Sure
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/sausage-and-egg-casserole/detail.aspx
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Yeah I lost a little bit of money on that game
Made it back on the tampa game tho hahah
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Close up of fly.
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Now that is amazing! You can see every hair!
I let my thirteen year old son take some pics while I was cooking on the grill. when he showed me them, I was really surprised how good they looked.
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