Shutter Lag is one of the first reasons that produce problems with digital cameras and digital photos. There are many digital cameras that wait a second from the moment you press the button until the picture is really taken, in comparison, a classic camera should take no more than 50 milliseconds and this is a serious difference.



To compensate this problem, when using digital cameras for digital photos, you should stay longer on framing the picture, and be extra careful when releasing the button, I mean take you hand off the button at the right time and not before the object passes .

Digital cameras for digital photos imply control shots which is really professional. I recommend it to everyone who wants to learn photography; it means that you should be able to take clear photos of a moving object with a poor camera that doesn't support shutter speed up to 1/8000 of a sec.

Try following the moving target before taking the shot and if you succeed that the object will look clear in an unclear background. If you decide to practice long enough you will succeed in making some really impressing digital photos with your digital camera or with any kind of camera.

Another problem is with digital cameras is that they don't support continuous shots or digital photos. This means that you don't have a buffer big enough on your digital camera that could store several digital photos before writing them on a memory card.

You will really have a problem in taking fast shots because the digital camera can't technically support to write the digital photos data on the memory card at a higher rate, in this case I could only suggest to try and buy yourself a more professional camera, or at least a decent one that has this small feature of taking burst shots.

Digital cameras for digital action photos are very appreciated especially if they are well taken, this is why I advice you to keep in mind the several tips I gave you in hopping that the next time you will succeed you will have better results.