1. adjustable shutter speed
   a long range lens
2. adjustable zoom

The only thing a camera needs to take action shots is an adjustable shutter speed.

1. a point and shoot camera
   a Polaroid camera
2. an SLR or DSLR

A single lens reflex camera (SLR) or a digital single lens reflex camera (DSLR) has the best shutter speed for action shots. With these cameras, what you see and the photo that will be taken will be identical.

1. 1/100
   1/500
2. 1/1000

To get a blur-free shot, experts recommend that the shutter speed be set at 1/1000.

1. Use a zoom lens.
   Set your zoom to the maximum.
2. Use a film camera; it has greater zoom capacity.

You can switch your camera lens to a zoom lens and get an up close photo of that charging rhino from the safety of your jeep.

1. speed
   light sensitivity
2. size

The American Standards Association classifies film according to light sensitivity.

1. films of ISO 200 or more
   film of LSN 400 or more
2. film of ISO 400 or more

To take an action shot, you need film of ISO 400 or more. These can be purchased in photography stores.

1. It is expensive.
   It is hard to find.
2. Picture quality may be poor when photos are enlarged.

Even though the quality of photo enlargements may be compromised, high speed film is the only way to go to capture blur-free action shots.

1. $5
   $6
2. $7

A 36-exposure roll of film usually costs about $6 a roll of film and about $17 to print the photographs off it, making it quite expensive.

1. A film camera is more expensive.
   A digital camera is more expensive.
2. These days, they are usually the same price.

Even though it is more expensive to process film, film cameras are cheaper to purchase.

1. $180 to $1,000
   $300 to $2,800
2. $500 to $8,000

A Nikon film camera ranges in price from $300 to $2,800; a digital ranges from $500 to $8,000.

1. You get to view exactly what you just photographed.
   The photo quality is incomparable.
2. It is much cheaper to print digital pictures.

When it comes to action shots, the major advantage of digital over film is that you can see exactly what you are doing and don't have to wait until you get your photos back to see whether you were on the right track.

1. 20
   40
2. 60

Using a top of the line DSLR camera, you can get 60 shots per second, which will definitely guarantee you a great action shot.

1. 20 years
   50 years
2. 100 years

Pictures printed on paper from a film camera have a lifespan of 100 years. Although not proven yet, digital photographs will probably last much longer than that.

1. at more than 4 by 6
   at more than 6 by 8
2. at more than 8 by 12

High speed film enlargements become grainy at sizes larger than 4 by 6. With digital cameras, you can change the compression settings on your camera so that photos can be enlarged successfully.

1. You need to be quite tech savvy to be successful with a digital camera.
   They say film cameras produce sharper images.
2. People don't like change.

Some photographers insist that they can get sharper images on film than by using a digital camera.

1. They both have their pros and cons.
   Digital cameras take better photos.
2. Film cameras take better photos.

The debate still rages as to which take better photos; they both have their pros and cons.

1. Shutter speed is the speed at which a camera's shutter opens and closes to let in light.
   Shutter speed refers to the number of pixels a camera can photograph at a time.
2. Shutter speed refers to how blurry the picture will be on a scale of 1-10.

Shutter speed refers to the speed at which a camera's shutter opens and closes to let in light. The faster the shutter speed, the less blurry the picture.

1. camera settings
   whether it is digital or film
2. the size of the screen

The lens and the camera settings contribute the most to the success of an action shot, as opposed to whether the camera is digital or film.

1. You need to fix the setting before each photo.
   Press the button twice. The first time will set the speeds, the second time will take the photo.
2. The camera will detect it automatically.

You don't need to; the camera will do it automatically.

1. Walmart
   a photography store
2. the Internet

Today, film development is being fazed out and it is best to develop film over the Internet.