Children are the most popular and the most tricky subjects to photograph. Compacts are convenient and easy to carry however you may miss some shots due to shutter lag time. An Advanced Camera will give you some of the features of a D-SLR without the price. You will have more creative control than a compact camera and faster shutter response time. But limited to the attached lens as compared to the interchangeable lenses of a full D-SLR. The D-SLR will give you the most control. No shutter lag time, continues shooting mode (burst mode), stronger flash, unlimited expandability and longer durability. As to “easy to use”....every camera...compact, advanced and yes..even D-SLR has a setting for FULL AUTO where it is just “Point-N-Shot”.
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