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Almost all consumer-level digital cameras suffer from a rather long (about 1 second) delay before the picture is taken after the shutter button is pressed. This is a big problem when taking shots of fast-moving subjects, for example in sports. On many cameras this delay can be reduced by half-pressing the button before the shot to focus the camera on the subject.
