Does the camera capture an object immediately?
1688694
Yes. But there is no screen and the software does not work. I believe it is a total bust.
1688695
I do not know, I have not been able to get this thing to work. I have tried it several times and have not been able to down load any pictures.
1688696
Radha, I bought two for my students to use in the field because I am on a teacher budget and these were inexpensive. The kids soon dumped them in disgust. Focusing is difficult and somewhat blurry. Downloading, well, forget that. You'd be so much better off spending $ on a high rated product, especially if you intend to take quality photos through them! They are not even good to use as regular binoculars.
1498647
Yes, but not in the same sense as a still camera does. It does bursts. Meaning that it'll take 10-30 frames per second for each shutter activation. You can't use it like a point and shoot, and take just ONE picture.
1250117
Very little, if you press the shutter half way to set focus, then the picture is taken very quickly after the shutter is fully pressed. I know that is not as fast as a dslr, but it is much faster than other point and shoot that I have ever used.
183805
I have a similar question, I'll just add it here. Is it fast enough, for example, take pictures jumping in the air (without being blurry)? Just so I can have a perspective.
379247
It seems like it's starts recording as soon as motion is detected. But it's a video recording, not a snapshot. Hope that helps.
1552723
hi when you chose the motion detection , your camera will start recording as soon as there is a movement in front of the visual fields . and if you have two cameras (front and back) it will still work that way for both of them .
1095452
No, the only time you see the image on the 2" screen is every time you activate the recording mode. The screen shows the image for about 20 seconds just enough time to set the direction of view you want to capture.
1719460
The camera turns on, and you view "real time" just like looking through the viewfinder. The camera stays on for a total of 10 seconds or so. After about 5 seconds, you see the camera "click" as it records a single image of what the camera is looking at. Afterward, I can scroll back through the any/all the images that have been captured recently. It works a lot like a standard digital camera.
1150741
Yes. The camera can be set to automatically record when motion is sensed by the camera.
2014666
Yes, and the pre-installed app "Image Capture" on a Mac sees it right away.
900745
Pretty quick actually. My mom uses the cam to take pictures of my 6 year old brother so you can imagine how fast he moves. and the camera is able to capture it all so I'm pretty happy with that function.
1462152
Yes, and it goes to it automatically when the camera is in "Auto" and you go in close for a picture.
1174839
No. There's a button you push and it flips out. Then you have to wait for it to charge. It isn't too long, but definitely inconvenient if you need to take a picture quickly.
429216
Yes it does in real time, but that picture/ video looks a little jerky. However, when you review it on the iphone or transfer it to you desktop, its perfect.
1792528
No. It's response time is fast enough for action photos but not for high speed motion capture.
116363
Manually (by physically moving/positioning the camera) but not automatically or remotely.
1657522
yes ... the camera has a delay / self timer ... works very well ... I have used it many times ... easy to set up