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Jenny Kreitlow Posted on Jun 08, 2007
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Takes forever to take multiple pictures

I about ready to throw my camera away. Whenever I take a picture, it will save it and then the screen will go black for about 10-15 seconds before, it comes back on and allows me to take another picture. Has anyone else had this problem? Also, what setting do I need to have it on, so the camera will just take the damn picture...with 1 flash, etc. All these delays are driving me crazy. By the time it finished flashing (3 times) I didn't even get a picture of what I wanted.

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My camera has different "modes" and if I put it in the "action" mode it seems to work more quickly between pics. There should also be a setting to change how long the pictures is displayed after taking, if you shorten that it will recover quicker to allow the next picture taking.

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