Does this camera have a timer? If so what is the delay?
1353776
Yes it has a 10 second and 2 second mode and a timed burst mode for multiple exposures
1230165
The timer is for 3 seconds or 12 seconds. There is a place to screw in a tripod. The viewing screen on my camera has a line running down the middle of it now but it still takes good pictures. Honestly, I will buy a fuji next time. I had one for many years and never had a problem and it was easy to use. I lost it and thought I'd try a brand with image stabilizer. I regret that decision. Good luck!
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.
1948135
Mine is about 3 seconds unless I hold but don't push the button then I control when it takes it and there is no lag.... Very good STARTER camera....
857934
There is no setting for the motion detect delay. On this camera it is about 3/4 to 1 second. You can set the delay between the first detection and the next detection. The minimum for time between detections is 5 seconds. The camera can be set to take a group of images (up to 4) in rapid succession when the camera detects motion. Those images can be as taken with as little as .03 seconds between each image.
976738
Yes, it does with three different settings on how long you want the camera to wait until the picture is taken. I have used this feature and it worked great.
1178343
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!
1251514
Not that we're aware of. We just recently bought the camera and haven't used it much. It does have a time-delayed option -- as in setting up the camera for a shot and joining in the picture. But not a time-elapsed feature that we know of. cj
1788926
I have not found any delay. However, I'm just an amateur when it comes to taking pics, so I'm not sure how important it is for you to know the length of the shutter lag.
1094959
Yes, there's a button on the back of the camera with a clock face inscribed on it. Push this button and a menu will appear on the screen asking if you want a 2 or a 10 second delay. Works great.
92862
I have one and I've recently reviewed the manual. I recall there being a 10 second delay (to get in the picture), and a 2 second delay (for stabilization). The manual is downloadable from Kodak's website.
1997069
I imagine you already have your answer, but I have this camera, and yes it has both a 2 second timer as well as a 10 second timer.
1505632
No, no delay when snapping pics. That was one of my biggest must haves as I have a young child that is always on the move. I've been very happy with this camera. No problems with the battery life. I did buy extra batteries though so I always have an extra one ready to go.
973096
I didn't set timer for recording. However, the recording can only assign to one camera only and that explains the stop switching issue. Defender do have their tech support website at http://www.defender-usa.com/support.eng-3.html?type=&search;=&cat;_id=2
596390
Yes you can set it at 2 or 10 seconds. There is also about a one second delay when recording video. This may just be the camera or a built in self timer to not record your hands.
1154396
You don't need instructions... Put the camera in Timer (or Timer 2) mode... point the remote at the front of the camera, and push the button... The switch on the back lets you choose instant or 2 second delay...
1663829
There is a delay as the camera focuses. To eliminate the delay, hold the shutter button down halfway until the camera beeps, then push it all the way.