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  February 29, 2012 at 2:55 am

  I am a photographer and rarely use the "machine-gun" method of shooting.

  Actually shooting at the peak of action is a much more accurate way to get the best shots and usually when shooting continuous the shot you really want is "between" the ones you get shooting continuously.

  Unless you are shooting for an end product that will be an animated GIF, the frame per second rate is not too relevant.

  My DSLR can shoot at 11 fps and is excellent for making animated GIF files, but again, when shooting I usually shoot any faster than one shot every two to five seconds during the "action"

  Wildlife photography is a slow painstaking event and a wildlife photographer sometimes only shoots one shot in half an hour, sitting in a blind with their long lens sitting on a tripod

  There is a of this "fps" question that has not been addressed and you may have to take a memory card into a store and test for. That is the buffer in the camera.

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