When I press the clicker ( button to take the shot ) it takes like 1 second before the shot is captured, is there a way to speed it up ? I take a lot of pics of bands playing, and I'm all ready & focused in, and there goes the singer with some kina gesture to the crowd ( or guitrarist ) I snap, before the snapper goes off the gesture is gone. :(

Option 1. For Galaxy S7 and earlier: Press and hold down the power and volume-down buttons simultaneously for a few seconds; For Galaxy S8 and Note 8: Press and hold down the power and Home buttons simultaneously for a few seconds.
Option 2. Go to Settings > Advantages features and enable Palm swipe to capture the screen by swiping your hand across the screen from left to right or right to left.
Option 3. Take out the S Pen from the bottom-right side of Samsung Galaxy Note 8, then press the button at the top of S Pen and use S Pen to long press the screen capture.


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Hi Lewis,

1) While in app, double tap xbox button on controller to take screenshot and press y to save

2) After saving screenshot. Press xbox button to suspend game

3) Go to uploads app on xbox one and choose screenshot you want to share from manage captures

4) Press menu button and choose share

To capture screen shot or print screen on your iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch):
1- Press and hold menu button (the menu button at the bottom of your device)
2- While the menu button is hold down, press the power/lock button (the button that you use to lock the screen at the top of your device) Read more: How to capture screen shot or print screen on ios iPhone, iPad, iPod touch ' loymovie

How to capture screen shot or print screen on ios iPhone iPad iPod touch...

press Ctrl print screen then you can paste the screen shot into a word document and then right click the picture and select save as picture if you have windows 7 you can use the snipping tool. to find it look under all programs click on accessories then on snipping tool after it opens click and drag to select what you want a screen shot of then click the save snip button.

Pictures of the moon require a tripod. Night mode is a good starting place. After taking a test picture, if the moon seems too bright, you need to set the "exposure compensation" to the next lower number. Take another test photo and adjust as necessary one way or another. After you get a successful photo, you will need to crop it a lot to get the moon large enough.

you have to hold down your shooter button a little longer for image to be taken.it makes it look as if you are pressing the button twice. the first captures the image and the second takes the actual shot.QED.

This Powershot A590 camera has a Kids and Pets mode that may help. If that doesn't work, you need to set your camera to Shutter Priority (TV) mode on the dial. Then you use the arrows to increase or decrease the shutter speed setting. Depending on the sport/action, your shutter may need to be 1/400 up to 1/1000 or higher.

You may find you don't have enough light to get a fast shutter speed at the standard ISO, so you may also need to increase the ISO. Only increase it as much as needed to get your shots, and don't forget to return it to a lower ISO when you are done. You set the ISO from the Func/Set button menu.

You will have a relatively shallow area of focus (called depth of field) unless you have a LOT of light and are using a relatively slower shutter (e.g. 1/400 vs 1/1000). So be sure to keep the center of the focus on the player you are shooting.

Check your user manual for instructions on how to change to the AV mode and how to set the ISO. If you don't have your user manual, you can download it here, from Canon.

Finally, this type of camera tends to have a lot of "shutter lag" between when you press the shutter and when it takes the photo. You need to plan ahead and press the shutter in advance of the "peak action" when you want to capture the photo.

Almost any new digital camcorder will work great, but you want to make sure it has a high speed shutter setting.  Set the shutter speed as high as possible (which means you'll need a lot of light... day light is perfect).  You're still only shooting 30 frames per second, but each shot will be sharper (less motion blur) as the shutter speed increase.  High-end cameras can go up to as much as 1/10000th of a second, but even 1/500 would be great.  Standard, default shutter speed is 1/60th.
For playback, you can use the same camera with a remote control.  Just press play, then just before the swing press pause.  Then use the frame advance button to move 1 frame at a time.  Multiple presses of the frame button will increase the speed... to slow motion.  

Good luck!

Digitak cameras have an auto focus in which you hold the button half way down and it will focus. a green light will appear at the top of the screen if the light is ideal for the shot. You can push the button all the way down without the half way for auto focus but you will have to hold it down for a few seconds for it to take the shot. It sounds as though you just may not be giving the camera enough time to actually take the shot.

Well most digital cameras are not equipped to allow to take a lot of action photos or just snap off various pictures of the same subject in a relatively short time. The models which are ill-equipped require more time between shots to save the image to the memory card. Just imagine the time it takes to save something on a disk. Keep in mind that the burst mode allows temporary storage of images. This way, you could take as many pictures as you can in no time. With the Nikon Coolpix 4300 Digital Camera, you can expect to find a shutter speed of 1/1000 to 8 seconds. One more camera feature include a Self-Timer mode, which provides a three- or 10-second delay between the time the Shutter button is pressed and the time the image is actually captured... Good luck!