self-timer
Camera's countdown feature
A self-timer is a camera feature that delays the shutter release, typically by a few seconds, allowing the photographer to get into the frame: She set the self-timer and ran to join the group.
Before smartphone front-facing cameras, self-timers were the standard way to take pictures of yourself.
Hinged window covering
- delayEnforced waiting period
- countdownBackward enumeration to zero
- tripodStabilizing support structure
- cameraImage capturing device
remote · burst · interval · group photo · pose · framing · composition · aperture
Backward enumeration to zero
- secondsTime units, or extras
- beepShort electronic tone
- indicator lightSmall lamp showing status
- positioningArranging in specific locations
preparation · steady · camera shake · macro · still life · product photography · anticipation
shutter
Hinged window covering
- delayEnforced waiting period
- countdownBackward enumeration to zero
- tripodStabilizing support structure
camera · remote · burst · interval · group photo · pose · framing · composition · aperture · focus
countdown
Backward enumeration to zero
- secondsTime units, or extras
- beepShort electronic tone
- indicator lightSmall lamp showing status
positioning · preparation · steady · camera shake · macro · still life · product photography · anticipation
- Instant Camerasinstant camera, Polaroid, Instax, film cartridge
- automatic cameraspoint-and-shoot, autofocus, auto focus, compact camera, auto exposure
self-timerremote trigger
Device for distant activation
cable release · shutter button · remote control · immediate release
self, timer, selves, selfhood, selfless, selflessness, selfish, selfishness, selfie