Nikon D60 Digital Camera "delays taking picture button pressed" Questions

...picture of myself but I cannot find the button or make the one I thought work Press the Info button to get the shooting info on the display screen. Navigate to and select the Shooting Mode item. ...

...picture while im in the live view mode , i dont know whta to do to make it ok ? help me please The delay is for focusing and exposure metering. You can speed things up by focusing and setting the ...

Nikno D90 there is a long delay when I try to take a picture You must check the shutter speed before actually pressing shutter button completely if it is fast or slow.

...shoots the picture as soon as you press the button, Delayed-response remote waits two seconds to allow you to hide the remote behind your back. Shooting Mode is on page 32 of my copy of the

...button (the overlapping rectangles to the right of the LCD panel on the top of the body) and turn the main command wheel on the back. Quick-response remote shows a picture of the remote control unit, ...

...your back before taking a picture. Look in the camera manual under "Choosing a Shooting Mode" and "Using a Remote Control". They are on pages 36 and 38 of my copy of the D80 manual, yours may

how to use camera to take pictures remotely? If you're using a wireless remote, set the camera's shooting mode to one of the remote modes. The quick-response mode shoots as soon as you press the ...

...taking pictures That's up to you. The camera offers two remote modes. The quick-response remote mode fires the shutter when you press the button on the remote. The delayed remote mode gives you ...

I am on vacation, so no book. I have a nikon d7000 and i want to set a timer to take pictures of my hubby and i. Can u help me? Press the release mode dial lock and turn the release mode to the ...

...picture and then there is a long delay before the image loads on the LCD screen. Any suggestions on how to fix? Look for "Noise Reduction" and "Active D-Lighting". Turn those to off individually and ...