You need to find a camera that has Continuous Shooting or Burst mode. Most compact digicams can shoot continuously about 1.5 frames per second (fps) while more advanced DSLR cameras can shoot continuously about 5 fps or more.
This means when you press the shutter release button and hold it down, the camera will keep taking pictures until its internal buffer is full. 5fps means that the camera can take 5 shots in one second.
This is a disambiguous question but i will try to answer it for you.
If you mean that 20 photos have to be taken at exactly the same time then you are talking about needing 20 cameras looped together not cheap.
The fastest FPS (frames per second) cameras are ultra expensive and can take photos at a trillion frames a second, these are used in fighting cancer etc etc.
However if you are talking about a standard of the off the self digital camera? most Dslr cameras run at about 3.5 frames a second like the canon 450D up-to about 20 frames per second for the Canon 5D MkIII , the last being a high end professional camera, for the stunning jump shots, landings etc etc that are nice and crisp.
Prices for a Dslr Camera can range for a few hundred to several thousand pounds / dollars
As for setting up a string of cameras you can imagine if 1 camera cost $5,000 dollars setting up 20 will cost you $100,000
the Trillion FPS camera has a price tag starting at $250,000 and its hard to imagine anything happening a trillion times a second, this camera may give the Illusion of taking several pictures at once but it does not , each photo is taken a trillionth of a second apart. To the naked eye the first 700 shots would look identical.
In actuality no single camera can take more than one picture at a time no matter how fast the shutter speed.
Hollywood use cameras that run at about 40fps like in the matrix.
The leading off the shelf brands are Canon, Panasonic and Sony.
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Well, the iPod Nano is the only iPod with a video camera, and no iPod can take still pictures. Since no iPod can take still pictures, it can only take a picture of its screen. You really don't have a problem, its that the iPod can only take still pictures of your screen and not you.
Once you have a digital camera and a compatible memory chip, you can take almost countless pictures for no additional expense. As the memory chip fills up, you can upload it to a computer and then delete the files from the chip and keep taking more pictures without having to buy anything more. Disposable cameras have a limited number of pictures they can take on a strip of film. Often around 2 dozen pictures. When you have used up the film taking those few pictures, you need to buy another camera.
Well they could use it to take pictures of the company. They could use it to take pictures of the staff.
well, pictures need to be stored SOMEWHERE on your camera, right? just like how our memories store information, memory cards store the pictures you take. a camera without a memory card is about as good as no camera at all.
Advantages of a conventional camera include the fact that they usually take better pictures. The images and colors are better on a traditional camera.
take pictures
there will only be pictures on the camera if you took any pictures before you put the card in.
A camera, in shoot mode panorama, can take 3 pictures at once, and puts them side by side.
No, as it lacks a camera. The DSi, DSi XL and 3DS do have a camera and can take pictures.
easy. you dont take pictures
If it has a camera
take pictures.
with you camera
You take pictures with the built-in camera.
It Is Because you must have a lot of pictures in the camera which make it take longer to take present pictures
You use a camera.
...no.