Does the camera take fast pictures meaning the time takes to shoot one pic after another?
145622
I just tried it out. The camera will take rapid photos of a moving object by just the touch of a button or two.
145623
I have a D series CANON that I have used to shoot my son while he competes. This little camera is better than 3 times as fast. It has been very rugged too. The transfer software is a bit clunky but I hear the phone app is much better. The camera performs very well.
224453
This camera is fabulous at fast moving sports. It can take a shot a second, consecutively. I love it!
1754738
Taking the picture is quick, but I have noticed that it does take a minute for the picture to process after you take the picture. I personally like taking single pictures however there is a function to take continuous pictures so you don't miss the shot! :)
197124
Yes, much faster write. Only important if you are taking bursts of shots. If you have a slower card such as that one, you camera can stop taking photos until the cache is written to the card.
1697917
Nope, it has a quick shutter lag speed, I believe it's called. This was the number one priority for me too when researching cameras. I'm happy with this one. It also takes good pics in low light on the right setting and good action shots. Very happy with the camera for the price and size.
861395
If the camera and computer are both on it will send each photo as you take them. If not it will batch them when the sync up. Works pretty quick on single shots batches can take a couple of min.
949127
Camera has a very fast electronic shutter and can take up to 40 frames/second. I have used the 10 frame per second mode for some outdoor shots that came out fine - just a lot of pictures to go review. Subject was also far away so quick focusing was not an issue.
596391
Yes....you can choose between two delayed settings: 2 seconds or 10 seconds. It's a GREAT little camera for the price especially. Takes terrifically clear shots and is very easy to use. I've enjoyed this camera very much
2175106
You can shoot shots pretty quick, but then the camera takes a few seconds to catch up. I usually use a burst of several and it recovers by the time I am ready to shoot again.
724820
I don't know exactly how fast you mean; but, since it can take very good images at night light, it means that it has a fast enough shutter speed. Also, I think that you can adjust the shutter speed in the settings (just check the user's manual that I have mentioned in my other response).
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.
1505632
No, no delay when snapping pics. That was one of my biggest must haves as I have a young child that is always on the move. I've been very happy with this camera. No problems with the battery life. I did buy extra batteries though so I always have an extra one ready to go.
976738
Yes, it does with three different settings on how long you want the camera to wait until the picture is taken. I have used this feature and it worked great.
130516
I don't know what that means, recovery time, my best guess what you want to know is how long do you have to wait until you can take another picture and not sure on the exact amount of time, but it's longer than I like (I have a 3 year old) but not as long as my old camera. I'm sure there is a way to set it on fast or multiple picture taking, just haven't figured that out yet. My best guess is at least 30 seconds. Hope that answers your question.
709150
Yes. The camera has a "self timer" option. When composing your picture, pressing the Function button brings up the timer option where you can select the default 10 second delay, or choose an alternate time delay. Then press the shutter button and the camera will flash a warning light (and beep), increasing in speed until the shutter is released and the picture is taken.
1671387
It's not rapid fire. You press the button, it beeps, then there is a pause for about 2 seconds and then the flash and capture, then there is a 3 second pause while it shows you the picture on the display and then another 5 second delay before you can take another picture. I would not use this for action photography.
1747121
There are a couple different methods of snapping pictures, holding the button down, or simply pressing and releasing. In the correct settings for your lighting it's very fast, but in low light and very dark scenarios it can tak a second. Especially if the desired target is far away. In normal lighting in auto, the photos come quickly and if you are new to the camera, you can accidentally take sever pictures without realizing it. In other words, pretty damn fast, but for split second photos, you will still need to time it a little, it's not a dslr