Does it stream each photo as each picture is taken, or can it wait and stream a batch? How long is the delay while it's streaming?
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.
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It streams as you take them. After you take the first picture it takes about 10-15 sec for the camera to connect to the phone then about 1-3 sec to transfer each full resolution pic. You can turn off the sync on the phone or camera. There is no interrupting your picture taking as the sync queues up when the camera is available. I took 50 pictures anand they were all on my phone 2 minutes later.
1892159
There's only a few commands you can send the camera I haven't found one yet about sending you live time pictures by request only when it is triggered
1091152
Yes, but you have to cycle through pictures one at a time . Not able to stream .
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.
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There is no delay when you set the camera to take multiple shots and press the button and hold it. It is like taking a movie. But taking single shots in succession there is a slight delay. Again let me say it also depends on the speed of the flash card you are using and the batteries you are using. You do realize that taking single pictures in rapid succession, you are not giving the auto stabilization feature in the camera a chance to work and your pictures may come out blurred. Good luck!
1683137
It only sends still pictures but you can set it to send a series of photos a quickly as one a second. I have it set on every 2 seconds and get an email of six pictures usually.
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.
949257
Nope. Unless you stream using their IE compatible website, or on a iOS or Android device, one stream/camera at a time
248630
There is no time delay. As soon as you press all the way down the picture is captured. I love this camera. It's great!
1777008
I also wondered about a delay with this remote. I emailed Satechi and heard back from "Arthur". He said there is no ability for a 2-3 second delay. From what reviewers have said about this remote you may be able to hide the remote but take the pictures anyway because of the Radio Frequency.
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I don't use it often. I use it for work sometimes to have a slide show of my products. I can't remember the fastest and slowest but you CAN control it. You have a choice as well between having it end at the last picture, or continue to loop around. You can also set it to randomly choose pictures or if to keep it in the order that you have it on the memory card. It's very simple and nice to use. I wish all electronics were so simple.
1153781
Yes it does seem to have a delay. Maybe 15-30 seconds, if memory serves me correctly.
1955812
I didn't do any exact timing, but I tried running a few iPhone apps through it (WatchESPN, Garageband, a pinball game) and didn't notice any significant delay. In particular, I couldn't see any noticeable delay between the video and audio on the ESPN app. I don't think you would have a problem.
1500902
I have never had more than a 2 second delay. There is an option to put the camera on action so the delay time is minimal
1172966
Yes it seems to be in slow motion when using the Magic Pix(nightshot) mode.. although I'm not sure how this looks when transfered to P.C.
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From a cnet review: It takes about 0.7 second to shoot two sequential photos, either JPEG or raw+JPEG (the camera doesn't support plain raw).
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Are you sure the camera is writing to the card, or does it say "Processing"? When the camera is in a multi-shot mode such as Hand-held Twilight or Backlight Correction HDR, it automatically takes several images and then merges them, which typically takes a few seconds. However, if you're sure you're referring to just the action of writing to the SD card, then I don't know the answer.