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A camera usually takes a shot in a fraction of a second. With film cameras, the time delay between shots would depend on the speed of the winder if automatic) or your finger (if mechanical), and also takes a fraction of a second (pretty fast compared to digital, even dSLRs). In digital however, you also have to consider the time it takes for the camera's computer to process the picture and save it in memory. The poorer the lighting conditions are, the longer it takes for the camera to shoot the picture and process it to make it look as satisfactory as it can. Do not blame the camera for slow lag times. It is usually the fault of the user.

Any camera, even below $150, can reasonably take pictures as long as you know what you are doing. The best way is to take pictures only in sufficient lighting conditions. If you really have to take in the dark, use a flash, and that slows down things much further.

Había comprado antes una cámara digital de sitios web y quería algo más evolucionado, la última cámara que compre cumple todos mis expectativos, es fácil de utilizar, pantalla grande y hace unas fotos perfectas.

i recommend Sony Cybershot DSCW210P Camera