Advantage Digital SLR Cameras have over Point and Shoots.What exactly is an SLR camera? If you are puzzled by the term "Digital SLR Camera" you are at the right place. If you own a point and shoot camera and would like to purchase an SLR camera, read on for the advantage of digital SLR cameras. Advantage #1) The ability to exchange lenses gives the photographer the choice to use the best lens for the job. Lenses for DSLRs are built faster, with lens openings as wide as 2.8. Advantage #2) No shutter lag. Shutter lag occurs when you press the shutter up to when the image is recorded. Point and shoots have a 2-3 second shutter lag, resulting in blurry images of moving objects. SLRs have no shutter lag, but you must remember to use a fast shutter speed when recording action shots. Advantage #3 More manual controls so you can make creative control decisions regarding exposure, composition and visual impact. Advantage #4) You see exactly what the lens sees. With P&S cameras it is typical to use the LCD to compose and take the picture while with DLSR cameras, a viewfinder is still the choice. That way you see exactly what the lens sees in real time. Advantage #5) Ability to use external flash units via hot-shoe attachment. External flash units are more powerful than built-in flash and also provide more softer more flattering light without the dreaded red-eye. Digital SLR camera prices have come down substantially in the past several years. Although not as inexpensive as a point and shoot, the advantages of digital SLR cameras is that is will make you a better photographer. Photography is an expensive hobby, but it can be very rewarding. For more information on how to use an SLR camera visit the
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