Sound effect: a 35mm film camera mechanism hesitates slightly before releasing the shutter — a brief stutter of gears and a soft click, followed by a precise, metallic whir. A tiny rig shift accompanies it: the subtle creak of a support arm and a light vibration through the tripod. Recorded in a dead-quiet professional studio, high-fidelity, with crisp attack and realistic texture. No background noise.
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touching metallic old camera
0:10
lens matte box opening it's hood
0:10
Camera shutter clicks (very light)
0:10
A soft, rhythmic 'shuff-shuff' of a paper camera shutter. Very quiet analog room tone. A sense of a peaceful, empty studio. Delicate, warm, and tactile.
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camera click and photo take sound
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Camera shutters outside the lab
“Cha-chak! Cha-chak!”
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6 identical sharp DSLR camera shutter clicks, perfectly evenly spaced, 0.5 seconds apart. Total duration exactly 3 seconds. Dry, no reverb, high quality WAV.
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Sharp, clean DSLR camera shutter click sound. Exactly 6 clicks, perfectly spaced 0.075 seconds apart (75 milliseconds between each click). Total duration exactly 0.4417 seconds (53 frames at 120 fps). No reverb, no background noise, dry and punchy. WAV format.
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Professional DSLR camera shutter sound effect. 6 identical clicks at frame 0, 9, 18, 27, 36, and 45 on a 120 fps timeline. Cut sharply at frame 53. Total length 53 frames / 0.4417 seconds. Dry, high-quality, no echo.
