Shutter release for digital camera. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital,aus.photo,alt.photography () I have notices that all digital camera from top to bottom do not have provision for cable shutter release is there any reason for the lack of it. The...

would be some accessories. > does this model accept a cable shutter release? I have a Canon S230 Digital Elph and it does not accept any kind of shutter release or remote. Your model, may be different. Since you already have a tripod, the only worthwhile...

camera's>>> normal shutter/mirror is tripped? There must be some kind of >>> connection between the shutter release and the electronics of the >>>digital back. >>>>Don't know about the Leica, but I still use a Nikon N90s (originally >>a film camera)...

like they don't want to admit it is a digital camera problem. I have since read that one way of reducing shutter lag is pre-focusing, or using a camera with manual focus, as the AF is the majority of the delay? I guess there must have also been shutter...

Shutter lag on Fuji FP3800. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: RIPEMD160 I just bought a used FP3800 and noticed that there's quite a lag between the time the shutter release is pressed and the image is...

digital image sensor will see; when you press the shutter release the mirror flips out of the way just before the shutter opens, and the light coming through the lens passes through to the film or sensor. The eyepiece blacks out until the shutter closes...

the instant the shutter release is depressed. In last five, the camera will take up to 40 shots at 5fps but will only record the last five upon release of shutter button. With these options you never miss an anticipated shot. Ron Archived from groups:...

picture in 220mS from button press. Most cameras will take the picture considerably faster if the camera is prefocussed (half press on shutter release.) Ignore any reference to digital zoom - you should only use optical zoom, which for most cameras is...

tripod. Don't forget the cable release. Another way to increase camera stability is to use a cable release. A cable release ensures that you won't have to physically touch the shutter release thus eliminating the possibility of camera shake. Many digital...