There are few sounds that photographers find more satisfying than the click, clack, or clomp of a camera shutter. Recently, Sails Chong’s captivating video, “Lovely shutter sounds of 18 cameras from ...

To turn off the camera sound on your iPhone, flip the Ring/Silent switch to Silent. You can also silence the shutter noise by enabling the Live Photos feature before taking a picture. Since Live ...

When taking photos with the Lumia 950 and 950 XL, a fake shutter sound goes on. Sometimes, it can be loud and annoying, especially when you're trying to snap a picture discretely. We'll show you two ...

When it comes to smartphone etiquette, there's something inherently satisfying about going about your business discreetly. Whether it's choosing a silent ringtone or disabling notification sounds, ...

Every iPhone camera emits a shutter click sound whenever you take a photo. Sometimes, that sound is an unnecessary and unwelcome intrusion—if you’re attending a meeting or are in a crowded room, you ...

The Camp Snap x Grillo's is a special edition pickle-themed compact camera that retails for about US$70 ...

There’s a new update (4.3) available for Google Camera that brings a small but important feature to the app. You can now finally disable the shutter sound you hear whenever you take an image. You can ...

Whatever your reasons are for wanting to get rid of the camera shutter sound on your iPhone, it's possible to disable it fairly easily. Since the sound has nothing to do with the photo being taken, ...

Realme GT 8 Pro, developed in collaboration with Ricoh Imaging, will include an ultra-high transparency lens group meeting Ricoh GR standards, Ricoh GR Mode with fast-start interface, signature ...

The new Samsung Galaxy S6 comes equipped with plenty of excellent features and tons of settings to control nearly every aspect of the experience, and a lot of those are for the 16 megapixel camera.

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When you click a photo, that familiar ‘click’ sound helps both you and the person posing in front of you confirm that the photo has been taken. But have you ever wondered why cameras make this sound ...