what is the term to say "how soon a picture is captured by camera"?

Answer 1

It's called shutter lag. The time it takes from the time you push the button until the image is captured, you can find this information for most cameras except really new ones at www.dpreview.com or in the cameras manual. Shutter speed refers to the speed of motion of an object that you can stop. A faster shutter speed will stop faster motion. That's why when you're in a low light situation, the camera's metering system will slow down the shutter speed and cause blurring without a tripod in some cases. Good luck I hope this helps.

Answer 2

Shutter lag is correct. Also the measurement can be two ways, from full press or from half press. Many digicam shooters learn to half press the shutter to set the exposure and focus, then wait for the right moment to fully depress the button and hopefully capture the defining moment.

There is another measurement called power on to first shot. This is what it sounds like, the time needed to turn on the camera and fire a shot.

Answer 3

It is shutter speed which means for how much time the camera is open to allow light inside to form an amage on the roll.At number two is perture which means how big the whole is through which the light passes.

Answer 4

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Shutter Speed.
It is shutter speed which makes possible to capture picture v.soon

Thanks

Answer 5

its the shutter speed ,within which the time taken to capture the image.

Answer 6

Shutter speed.

Answer 7

I believe, it is as per the model and quality of the camera

Answer 8

the shutter speed

Answer 9

Its called the shutter speed.

For more such terms, you can get them at,

www.dpreview.com

Answer 10

shutter speed