Five Nights at Freddy's 2, released in 2014, is the horror sequel in which players survive night shifts by watching animatronics through security cameras instead of closing doors. The camera button sound comes from that in-game monitor system, marking each moment the player switches views to track movement around the pizzeria. As gameplay clips, fan edits and horror memes spread online, the short click became a recognisable shorthand for checking cameras and bracing for a scare, and it remains popular with creators making FNAF content today.
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The camera button sound from Five Nights at Freddy's 2, heard when players open the monitor to check the security cameras during a night shift.
The camera button in Five Nights at Freddy's 2 makes a short, mechanical click as the monitor flips up, followed by a brief electronic hum while the security feed loads. It is a small, functional sound in the game, but it carries a lot of tension because it means the player has just looked away from the office doors and animatronics. Hearing it instantly puts listeners on edge, as if something could move while the cameras are being checked, and it works as a quick cue that danger is being watched, but not stopped.