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Digital cameras can and often do provide superior images over 35 mm prints, but the cameras themselves have some downfalls. Even expensive cameras can have a long reset time, which means fast action shots can be very difficult to capture. Also, small children will often be very difficult to photograph because they tend to move out of the frame before the camera clicks.

The best ways to overcome the problems are to remember digital technology allows the shooting of a lot of pictures. There’s no fear of wasting money on film or prints that aren’t wanted. With this removed, it kind of gives the shooter the psychological freedom to shoot like mad and even try to “anticipate” shots.

Anticipating shots is an art that may or may not pay off with a digital picture that’s worth framing, but when it does, it does so in a big way. When taking pictures, this practice involves aiming and shooting in an area where you expect the action to move. Continue clicking away. This works for sports pictures and even for a crawling baby.
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