What does it mean that there is sound when the camera takes pictures?

Many people will find that the camera will make a "click" when pressing the shutter. This kind of sound is actually not unintentional background noise, but one of the unique functions of the camera. This kind of sound is called "shutter sound", which is the working sound of the shutter mechanical part when the camera takes pictures.

In the process of camera taking pictures, different shutter opening and closing speeds will make different mechanical sounds. This kind of sound helps to remind the photographer of the shooting state of the photo, and at the same time, it can also make the subject realize and prevent the other person from being unintentionally photographed.

Although the shutter sound is the normal working sound of the camera, sometimes it will bring unnecessary trouble when using the camera to take pictures at weddings, concerts, cinemas and other places. Loud shutter will ruin the atmosphere of the scene and even be considered impolite.

Therefore, there are also some cameras with silent shutters on the market, which can reduce the loudness of shutter sound when shooting. In addition, some high-end cameras also provide a "silent shooting" mode, which can take pictures after complete silence to ensure that the scene is not disturbed.

Although the shutter sound is sometimes regarded as loud and harsh, it is sometimes regarded as a charm of taking pictures. Shutter sound is often associated with the imaging and timing of photos, and many photographers even use shutter sound to create unexpected effects.

Shutter sound is not only reminiscent of cameras and photos, but also its unique mechanical sound makes people feel the process of photography, and there is also an emotional interaction between machinery and people. There is sound when the camera takes pictures, which may be the expression of this natural beauty.