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Question : Which is better: Digital or instant camera
I have a journal which I want to put images into. It would seem better to me to put instant images into them yet I can't get an instant camera which has shutter speed and apeture control that also has its compatible film available, while with digital I can. Yet with digital, you cannot print out the images immediately, which I want. I cannot seem to find any device that does this. Even if there was, it would only print out 4 by 6 inches, which is way too large for my journal. Only instant camera images can fit in properly with room to write below it.
Answer:
The Instant film costs more than $1 per shot
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Question : Can you buy a digital camera with an instant flash
I have been looking to buy a digital camera, but I would like to try and find one that has an instant flash. All the cameras I have found have a delayed flash, and I am curious to know if there is one out there that doesn't do this. Can anyone give me any info on this
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Most point and shoot cameras have a delay between when you press the shutter and the photo actually being recorded. This is because it self focuses, ans self meters for light etc.Buying a Digital SLR camera can give you back full control. Even using an accessory flash, if I pre-focus and manually meter for light, I get such fast response that I am able to photograph a drop of water in mid air. That should be fast enough for you.The camera was a Nikon D50Hope this helps.
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