Hello People, I have a 5s and I was wondering when taking a pic with the flash on why does it take such a long time for the pic to click? As soon as I hit the middle button to take the pic a takes a few seconds longer.
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Haven't noticed this but you should use Auto as it'll can decide whether or not to use flash when appropriate.
The iPhone 5s has true tone flash so it has over 1,000 color combinations it's just finding the right one.
The delay is due to the to the LED light having to illuminate the subject and then the camera "looking at the subject" to set the required exposure. The LED light is consistant in output so the camera has to adjust for exposure and focus.
I a normal digital camera the Xeon Flash speed is regulated, an advantage the iPhone/LED light can not take.
I a normal digital camera the Xeon Flash speed is regulated, an advantage the iPhone/LED light can not take.
The delay is due to the to the LED light having to illuminate the subject and then the camera "looking at the subject" to set the required exposure. The LED light is consistant in output so the camera has to adjust for exposure and focus.
I a normal digital camera the Xeon Flash speed is regulated, an advantage the iPhone/LED light can not take.
Ok that's cool.
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Thanks for the help
With 2 small children, this delay has cost me several "good" photos. I understand what the camera/flash is doing, but c'mon. The delay IMO is way too long.