I can get auto bracket to work only if I press the shutter 3 (or 5 or 7) times. The manual says I can press & hold the shutter button. Am I mistaken?
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Just hold down the shutter release button. The camera is able to give you up to 7 frames of bracketed shots.
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Hi Joseph, the camera can be set to Program Auto, but no Manual Mode option. Thanks_Mitch
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I timed my processing speed on my camera and it is 8 seconds and seems to take longer after multiple shots. Thanks for the tip about the shutter button. I tried that and it works for about 3 shots than the camera seems to hesitate and the shutter button will not depress. Maybe that is how it is supposed to work and 3 consecutive shots is all that is needed. I just don't know if my camera is working as it should and I am expecting too much or if there is a defect in the camera.Thanks for the help.
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It works very well in Auto (or Auto+), but if you want to shoot RAW or get creative with your shots, then you will need to use one of the semi-automatic shooting modes or full manual mode (all of which work very, very well too)
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I had the same problem trying to use the camera in auto mode. It popped up, i think every time i turned the camera on in the auto mode, but it wouldn't fire, even in a completely dark room. Yes, the flash was set to auto. It seemed to work fine in other modes. Every camera i've run across fires the flash automatically when used in auto so i figured there was something wrong with the one i recieved.
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Hello hello Rmauma...! The Little push-button on the side... is working... like the release-button... on your camera... Push it In... and turn the lens... same way... as your normal lenses. If the button... or the adapter is stuck... Perhaps try... to twist the adapter... just a fraction... in both directions... while pressing... on the button. This can give the Little locking pin... enough room... to Work. Now take the lens... with the adapter... one hand on each... close your eyes... and let your hands Work... Hope this will help... Greetings... Jakob.
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The Auto mode attempts to do this automatically (see manual page 44) but you can also control it directly by using Shutter Priority mode with a speed above 1/250. See manual page 49.
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Not sure if this is an answer to your question? The button does not lock. But if you have a setting on your camera for long exposure such as night shots. It will trigger it just fine. My wife and I use it for night shots and low light shots all the time. We use it with a Nikon D200. We like it.
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Make sure that when you set it up for use that you go into the camera settings and enable the remote for "quick response." I've noticed that when I go to long without using the remote it enters a stand by mode and I have to re-enable it again. If that doesn't work then you might need to change the battery. Happy shooting!
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Hi! I'll look at mine again. I think the previous answer was right, I think I remember directions being in the wrong order. Sometimes, I don't know if this is helpful or not, the spring is the key to making it work right. If the spring isn't installed correctly it won't hold open or shut what it needs to. What is the exact problem you're having? Shutter won't close or open?
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The remote will work when you put your shutter speed on bulb mode, so you need to be in manual mode to do that. You aren't able to set that in auto so it will not work with that mode. All timer remotes (intervalometers) work that way.
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It works just fine on my D40 and with all the different lenses I've played with and have made some pretty amazing pictures with this for what it is. You have to put your camera in manual mode in order to use this though. Every now and then I would put on auto and attempt some pictures, sometimes working BUT my best workhhas been from manual mode. If you have any other questions , ask me!
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I have one BlackVue camera and two cars each with it's own bracket. I find that it's not real easy to take the camera out. You have to push in on the release button and pull the camera out. This sometimes take a little doing.
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Randy you will have to set your camera Auto Shoot mode set your camera to 2 seconds self timer that's when it will work.
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You can put your camera on the continuous shooting mode and as long as you depress the button, it will continue to shoot. I do not think you can set the self timer to automatically do the same.
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I've never had that problem although I do know that you really need to hold the button down until you hear the shutter click almost an old-fashioned film camera or the picture won't take. Hope you find a solution to your problem!
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Yup. First, you need to use the Manual mode to set the shutter to Bulb (in Nikon D90, Bulb is right after the 30 sec.). Next, you push the button down and forward (toward the wire); it will hold the button down. Thanks for the question. I always thought the Bulb setting is in "A" mode but I just found out it is in "M" mode.