does this have a delay for taking everyone in the group shot
390612
Not that I am aware of, but then again I have never used it for a delayed group shot. I would check the owners manual you got with the camera. I have not looked for this feature in mine as I have never had occasion to do a group shot.
1560812
If the lighting isn't that good the delay might be rather noticeable. Also one has to take into account zoom. In average I miss 1 out of 10 pictures when shooting kids and pets. I consider this as a good result.
30299
Perhaps it is the settings we have the camera on now, but yes, there is a delay. It's not huge, but if you were to take a picture of a graduate walking across the stage, you would not be able to click, click, click and get three progressive pictures.
1610487
It sounds like you have your shutter set to a 10-second delay. Typically this setting is used when the photographer wants to be in the picture. Press the button to the left of the SET button and choose the single-shot or continuous option. Then the camera will take the picture as soon as you press the shutter.
667242
It has a delay sometimes, I regret buying this camera it is not a good one!
2275221
There is a bit of a delay, so it's not great for taking action shots. It's a generally great camera, and I love it a lot, but you do have to anticipate a shot.
611573
If there is a delay it would be in the sub-millisecond level. I think you can ignore it.JohnSellars
1672557
It has a switch for either time delay or immediate shoot. The time delay is synced to the camera time delay. Press the button half way to focus, the all the way to shoot.
646106
Thanks to this question, I just learned something about the camera. When I used the camera recently, I noticed I had to wait about five seconds between shots. I just discovered a button on the back that looks like a target. After taking a picture, I can press that button and shoot again immediately.
2235593
Not sure whether I understandyour question if you ask about timer, the right top button is for 3 seconds delay and shoot. The red button is for shoot at once
57054
I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you are asking if there is a delay while pressing the button on the transmitter, it is instantaneous in response. No different than pushing the shutter button directly on the camera. I've had this unit for a number of months now and really like it. Works really well.
2242307
Not sure time-wise what delay is for start-up and in between shots but I know it is super fast. I couldn't believe how fast the camera comes on. Time between shots, even with flash, is fastest I've seen in all the cameras I've bought.
1150613
I assume you mean the time from pressing the button to the time of getting the shot. As long as you have a focus, the shot is pretty instantaneous. I keep the camera set for -1, 0, +1 exposure to capture 3 different lighting for each shot, and the only delay is the image actually appearing after the button is pressed. There is about 1/2 second after you press the shutter button and see the image displayed that you have just captured.
1178344
The answer to your question is, no there is no long delay if you push the button down and hold it there to take multiple shots. But if you are shooting still images and using the flash, the flash takes about 3/4 seconds to recharge depending on if your batteries are fully charged or not. If you use your flash it would be wise to purchase some rechargeable Metal Hydride batteries with at least a 2300 mAh rating and you will see a big difference in how many pictures you can take without changing the batteries. Hope this information helps.
1497707
Yes it does. It has a 2 and 10 second self timer that is super easy to use. I use it all the time for group shots.
399440
The delay is minimum between single shot in auto mode, not more than the time needed for it to refocus, definitely less than 1 second. I don't know if this has anything to do with the SD card. I am using a class 10 card. The camera also has a continuous shooting mode, in which it can take about 7 frames all within 2 seconds.
48747
Haven't measured it rigorously, but there's usually about a ten to 30 second delay between what you shoot live and what is seen on livestream, depending on the connection you are using - wireless or wired.