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 As of my last update in September 2021, the term "speedy cameras" is not a standard industry term for a specific type of camera. However, it likely refers to cameras that have high-speed capabilities, particularly in terms of continuous shooting or burst mode.

High-speed or "speedy" cameras are cameras designed to capture a rapid sequence of images in quick succession. These cameras are often used in sports photography, wildlife photography, and other situations where the subject is fast-moving and requires precise timing to capture the perfect shot. The ability to shoot at high speeds allows photographers to freeze fast action and capture multiple frames from which they can select the best moment.

Features that contribute to a camera being considered "speedy" include:

1. High Frames Per Second (FPS): This refers to how many images the camera can capture in one second. High-speed cameras typically have FPS rates ranging from 5 to 20 or more frames per second.

2. Buffer Depth: The buffer is a temporary storage area where the camera stores images before writing them to the memory card. Cameras with larger buffers can capture more images in rapid succession before slowing down.

3. Autofocus Performance: Fast and accurate autofocus is crucial for capturing sharp images of fast-moving subjects.

4. Shutter Lag: Minimal shutter lag ensures that the camera responds quickly when the shutter button is pressed, reducing the time between the photographer's action and the actual image capture.

5. Tracking and Predictive Autofocus: These features allow the camera to track moving subjects and maintain focus, even when the subject changes speed or direction.

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   Fast Image Processing: A powerful image processor enables the camera to handle the high data flow generated by continuous shooting.

It's worth noting that camera technology evolves rapidly, and new models with improved speed and performance may have been released since my last update. Always check the latest camera reviews and specifications to find the most up-to-date information on high-speed camera options.