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Virtually all digital cameras shoot decent pictures under most conditions, our latest tests confirm. But more than 10 years into the digital-camera revolution, those tests also reveal that few models do what we took for granted from inexpensive 35mm film cameras: shoot immediately after you press the shutter and produce images in low light, without a tripod or flash, that are good enough to enlarge.
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Our latest Ratings show it is possible to produce affordable point-and-shoot cameras with those kinds of capabilities. For example, six tested cameras were very good for first-shot delay, meaning they could ...