What setting do you use for time delay on a Samsung NX 10, please?

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What setting do you use for time delay on a Samsung NX 10, please?

Press MENU, select the camera-2 icon then select Drive. Select Timer then press Fn. Select the delay by rotating the dial or pressing left/right-arrow. Start the timer by pressing the shutter release button.

Full details are on page 54 of the manual.

Oct 19, 2012 • Samsung NX10 Digital Camera

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Please help me..solve this issue I am having :)

On the remote control, find the calibrate setting on the setup menu. Increase the rear volume there. On a soundspace 10, this is done by hitting the '+' button on the large remote control. Once you turn the gain up, you may also notice echo. Adjust that with the delay settings.

Dec 27, 2011 • Nakamichi SoundSpace 8.5 System

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There is a delay between pressing button and photo being taken with my samsung s7000. The delay means that the subject (child) is out of view by the time the photo is taken.

Hi Susan, and welcome to FixYa-
I have had the exact problem that you are describing, albeit a different make and model of camera. Here's how I solved my issue:
I grabbed the nearest heavy object and smashed the camera....
No, but seriously, try this:
The S700 has the standard "Scene Selector" knob on the top. Make sure that this is NOT pointed toward (set to) the "Self Timer" option. The icon for this, on the camera's body, looks similar to the "Auto" setting icon.
The S700 has 3 timer modes: a 10 second delay, 2 second delay and a "Double" mode wherein the camera waits 10 seconds, takes one picture then, after an additional 2 second delay, will take a second picture. The delay must be selected by the user and will appear in your LCD viewing screen. Prior to taking a test picture, look in the display screen to see if any numbers appear. If you see any, you know that the camera is in the Self Timer mode. Simply rotate the button on top of the camera to the "Auto" icon and you'll be all set.
Good luck, and let us know how you go!

Aug 10, 2011 • Samsung Digimax S700 Digital Camera

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I can't find the self timer on my fuji finepix av camera

Press cursor-down (marked with a one-handed clock), then choose the desired delay. Start the self-timer by pressing the shutter release button.

Full details are in the "Using the Self-Timer" section of the manual (page 31 in my copy). If you need a manual, you can download one at
http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/manuals/pdf/index/a/finepix_ax200_manual_01.pdf

Jun 06, 2011 • FUJIFILM FinePix AV100 Digital Camera

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Need to make entry time longer . I am able to delete option 10 but can't add option 10. Entry is only 5 sec.

Here is instructions from Installation Manual. I am also attaching links to full Installation as well as User Manuals for your reference at the bottom of page. Make certain to input as 3 digit time - example 45 seconds as 045. Good luck!

Option 10: Entry Delay (Default = 030 sec.)
Determines how much time the user has to disarm the system
after entering the armed premises through a designated delay
door, before an alarm occurs. Beeps sound during the entire
delay time to remind the user to disarm the system.
When turned on, the Entry Delay can be set from 005-254
seconds (030-254 if SIA Limits Option 69 is on). All entries
must be 3 digits. When turned off, the Entry Delay is set to
005 seconds.
Note
For UL listed systems, the entry delay must not exceed 45 seconds.
To set Entry Delay, press:
1. Add
2. Option #
3. 10
4. Use the numbered keys to enter the 3-digit delay
time.
5. DONE
To turn off Entry Delay, press:
1. Delete
2. Option #
3. 10
4. DONE

Installation - http://www.homesecuritystore.com/downloadmanual.aspx?mnl_id=334&prod_id=171

Users: http://www.safemart.com/manuals/simon3.pdf

Oct 02, 2010 • GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home Security...

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Setting the timer

Press the 4-way switch downwards to cycle through the selftimer modes: First press shows the selftimer symbol, which means 10 secs delay, next press shows selftimer2 symbol, which gives 2 secs delay. When delay is set, press the shutter button to take the picture. The selftimer lamp will blink untill the picture is taken.

Jul 08, 2010 • Fuji FinePix F10 Digital Camera

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EOS 30D is slow to fire.

Are you sure you aren't in the delay setting in drive mode? This camera has 2 delay settings, one for 2 seconds between when you press the shutter and when it takes the photo, and one with 10 seconds delay - often used when you want to be in the photo (e.g. self-portrait or group photo).

If you aren't in the delay mode, then I need to know more about your settings. What shooting mode are you using? What type of photo are you trying to take (portrait, landscape, sports)? Are you shooting indoors, outdoors, bright sunlight, overcast, etc.?

Dec 30, 2008 • Canon EOS 30D Digital Camera with 18-55mm...

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Audio: hearing everything twice

you have a delay time on your home theater JVC, that is normal. So it's either you reduce the delay time of your JVC or do not use the TV sound. Set the delay time of your DSP so you can heqar the sound you wish... like the delay time of your surrond.

Mar 30, 2008 • Audio Players & Recorders

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Samsung HT-X40 System Problem

I received an e-mail from Samsung which reads
"What you have described in your e-mail was an issue that was logged and has been investigated we have released a firmware update to resolve the issue"
also
"In order for the firmware to be updated on the unit please call our product support team on 0870 726 7864 for assistance"

Dec 16, 2007 • Audio Players & Recorders

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Taking faster photos

The time delay is caused due to the time taken to focus. and the blurriness is caused by slow shutter speed which gets adjusted by the amount of light recieved by the camera light sensor.

Dec 04, 2007 • Samsung SGH-D900 Cellular Phone

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Press MENU, select the camera-2 icon then select Drive. Select Timer then press Fn. Select the delay by rotating the dial or pressing left/right-arrow. Start the timer by pressing the shutter release button.

Full details are on page 54 of the manual.

Answer 2 · 8/10/2011 12:00:00 AM

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Posted on Aug 10, 2011

SOURCE: There is a delay between pressing button and photo

Hi Susan, and welcome to FixYa-
I have had the exact problem that you are describing, albeit a different make and model of camera. Here's how I solved my issue:
I grabbed the nearest heavy object and smashed the camera....
No, but seriously, try this:
The S700 has the standard "Scene Selector" knob on the top. Make sure that this is NOT pointed toward (set to) the "Self Timer" option. The icon for this, on the camera's body, looks similar to the "Auto" setting icon.
The S700 has 3 timer modes: a 10 second delay, 2 second delay and a "Double" mode wherein the camera waits 10 seconds, takes one picture then, after an additional 2 second delay, will take a second picture. The delay must be selected by the user and will appear in your LCD viewing screen. Prior to taking a test picture, look in the display screen to see if any numbers appear. If you see any, you know that the camera is in the Self Timer mode. Simply rotate the button on top of the camera to the "Auto" icon and you'll be all set.
Good luck, and let us know how you go!

Answer 3 · 8/10/2011 12:00:00 AM

JC Ball

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Posted on Aug 10, 2011

SOURCE: There is a delay between pressing button and photo

Hi Susan, and welcome to FixYa-
I have had the exact problem that you are describing, albeit a different make and model of camera. Here's how I solved my issue:
I grabbed the nearest heavy object and smashed the camera....
No, but seriously, try this:
The S700 has the standard "Scene Selector" knob on the top. Make sure that this is NOT pointed toward (set to) the "Self Timer" option. The icon for this, on the camera's body, looks similar to the "Auto" setting icon.
The S700 has 3 timer modes: a 10 second delay, 2 second delay and a "Double" mode wherein the camera waits 10 seconds, takes one picture then, after an additional 2 second delay, will take a second picture. The delay must be selected by the user and will appear in your LCD viewing screen. Prior to taking a test picture, look in the display screen to see if any numbers appear. If you see any, you know that the camera is in the Self Timer mode. Simply rotate the button on top of the camera to the "Auto" icon and you'll be all set.
Good luck, and let us know how you go!

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