A one-shot camera is another name for a point-and-shoot type camera (Polaroid, cheap disposables, etc.). These cameras are used by thousands of takers-of-pictures as they are easy to use, take little knowledge or skill to utilize, and are often cheap.
These cameras do not, usually, offer any control over a photo's exposure (aperture, ISO, shutter speed) or lighting. Flash is usually automatic and can not be turned off.
For the person trying to grab a quick picture of a vacation spot or a memory of a child's first day of school, one-shot cameras are fine. But for any photographer who has an interest in learning additional skills and tricks of photography, these cameras will quickly become boring.
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| Point & shoot...would be nice with blurred background (wider aperture) |
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| See what I mean?! |
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