13 Free Shutter Sound Effects - Most Popular
SLR camera in burst mode #3
10 triggers of a reflex camera in burst mode. UCS Category: COMCam. Length: 00:02.
Electric shutter, opening
Noise of a large electric shutter that opens. Recorded from inside the house. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:28.
Electric shutter, midsize
Sound of electric shutter of medium size. From inside the house. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:33.
Manual roller shutter, opening out. #2
Opening of a crank roller shutter. From the outside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:20.
Manual roller shutter, opening int.
Opening of a crank roller shutter. From the inside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:19.
Manual roller shutter, closing in. #1
Closing of a crank roller shutter. From the inside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:18.
Manual roller shutter, closing in. #2
Closing of a crank roller shutter. Quickly, with one hand. From the inside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:10.
Electric shutter, closing
Noise of a large electric shutter that closes. Recorded from inside the house. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:26.
Manual roller shutter, opening out. #1
Opening of a crank roller shutter. From the outside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:17.
Manual roller shutter, closing out. #1
Closing of a crank roller shutter. From the outside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:19.
Manual roller shutter, closing out. #2
Closing of a crank roller shutter. Quickly, with one hand. From the outside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:11.
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