3 ms·
Double tap the power button on Android and it'll be ready to snap pics in 3 seconds or less. No popups or other dialogs. Not bad.
by jaytaylor 8y ago
Double tap the power button on Android and it'll be ready to snap pics in 3 seconds or less. No popups or other dialogs.
Not bad.
- intertextuality 8y agoSwitching to the camera app isn't the hard part. In iOS it's also very easy. I'm referring to the [taking the picture] part.
- frankchn 8y agoThat’s slow in DSLR land. The 1DX Mark II (admittedly a very expensive pro camera) goes from physically switched off to first shot in 0.8 seconds, and from standby to image capture with full autofocus in 0.085 seconds: https://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/canon-1dx-ii/canon-1dx-iiA6.HTM https://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/canon-1dx-ii/canon-1d...
- saiya-jin 8y agoNot good enough. My D750 can go from OFF -> ON -> Shutter press -> focus -> picture taken in cca 0.5s in normal light conditions. There are so many moments that I managed to capture only because of this speed, they would be gone in those 3s. Not even going into "details" like having 5x mechanical zoom on it (24-120mm), I can snap distant scene in 1s in above scenario. And I do snap those scenes quite often.