What is the difference between "trigger time" and "delay time"?
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According to my understanding the delay time is the time that it takes for the camera to recover after it has taken a shot.
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The delay time is the time it takes the animal to enter the sensor's range and for the picture to be taken. The trigger time is the shutter speed of the camera itself and how fast it actually takes the picture.
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As the other answer says, "immediately". In any case, less than a second. If you hit a button twice VERY quickly (which I've done in a frantic situation) it may not be awake, so don't wait until the last second to make a correction.
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Checked my timer. Probably 45 minutes is the shortest time. There is one tab that turns the timer on and another to turn it off. Looks like the two won't fit closer than 45 minutes apart.
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I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you are asking if there is a delay while pressing the button on the transmitter, it is instantaneous in response. No different than pushing the shutter button directly on the camera. I've had this unit for a number of months now and really like it. Works really well.
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I have not used the delay timer yet, so I am sorry I cannot be of help on this one.
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There is a .2 second delay. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2405385,00.asp?tab=Specs
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Latency is a function of buffer size in your DAW. Lower that and this delay is reduced (potentially to imperceptible levels with a buffer of 128 or lower)
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Sorry, I cannot answer. I have not used the device in this manner. I suspect the reaction time may be 20-30 seconds, but only guessing.
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This timer has settings of: On, 1 hr. on, 2 hrs. on, 4 hrs. on, and 8 hrs. on. There is no on-delay setting. It is immediately "on" when activated in any selection except "Off".
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Not sure whether I understandyour question if you ask about timer, the right top button is for 3 seconds delay and shoot. The red button is for shoot at once
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The answer by Lorna Jean Silver (seebelow) is correct. When you press "TIME" do it quickly but not too Quickly.Good Luck!Ray Ortega
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I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get around to it. Highly recommended as a safety feature. I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get... » Read More I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get around to it. Highly recommended as a safety feature. « Show Less
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Instant, or close enough that it doesn't matter. Never noticed any sort of input delay.
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The timer I have, the model MT 13, will only handle one-minute intervals. I don't know about other means of timing.
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I just tried mine set at 1 second - it worked fine. But, I don't know why anyone would want to set that short a play time.
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If there is a delay it would be in the sub-millisecond level. I think you can ignore it.JohnSellars
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You can do count-down or count-up. If you want to do count-down, specify the duration of time (ex. 15 min) and push START. If you want to do count-up, then set the time to zero and push START.