How does it take a diffraction pattern to appear?

suppose a light with intensity as equal as passing a photon per second.

Classical physics tells us a diffraction pattern appears as fast as the light reaches a screen but quantum physics tells that if the intensity of light is very low as a photon per second, the diffraction pattern takes many times because we must wait lots of seconds for lots of photons to reach a detector(suppose we put ,say, a photon detector instead of the screen )

Is there any experiment to measure the time of pattern appearance?

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