Questions & Answers for: image camera shutter release

...shutter release button the camera's LCD screen display's "r06" (or "r08" or another number). What is this? During shooting, or when the shutter-release button is pressed halfway, the number of images ...

...shutter-release button is depressed to when the image is actually stored? After the focus is confirmed, the Shutter-release time lag for the DiMAGE E201 is approximately 0.4 second. If the ...

ERR flashed on display as well. This let me know that this is a camera malfunction. I then proceeded to released the shutter by fully depressing the shutter release button. It now appears to work well

image captured is all white?? The camera works ok, you can view images etc but when the shutter release is pressed the image captured is all white. I'd appreciate any help Hi, The lens bolck assy star

...shutter release, press MENU, go with the control dial to the recording menu (the one symbolised with a camera) and press AF, the center knob. On page 1, the third item controls the instant playback, ...

...camera has to focus on the subject, meter the exposure, and switch the circuitry from displaying on the screen to recording the image and saving it in memory. More sophisticated (and expensive) DSLRs ...

...or the image sensor if defective. Take off the lens, set the camera to manual mode, select 'bulb' as the shutter speed, then depress and hold the shutter release button. Look inside, what do you

...camera shoots continuously while the shutter button is held down. there are three options for it Continuous(Approx. 4.0 img/sec) Shooting AF (Approx. 1.1 img per secnd) Shooting LV (1.2 images per ...

...camera has to do a lot of work between the time you press the shutter release button and it takes a picture. It has to determine what the subject is and acquire focus, meter the light to set the ...

...camera until I hear the shutter release the second time before it records the image. Sure you did not turn the dial to mirror up? Always chack all settings on the camera, if something unexpected ...