Is this unit motion activated or continuous timed shooting
934512
It is motion activated. It has three settings for sensitivity to choose from - Hi, Med, and Low. Also, it can be set up to take a picture every minute and it will still take a picture in this mode if motion is detected.
934513
The camera is not motion activated. It can be heat sensing or time lapse. One or the other not both.
934514
It can be set for heat activation only approximately 50 ft.. It is not motion activated ever. Or it can be set to time lapse pictures or video at any interval you want.
934515
Its motion activated. Says so right on the box. PIR Motion activated, that's infared tech. I have tested it (only at 12 ft) in every lighting condition (none, cross light, and light behind person) and it just works great. I have my set to take photos only when triggered by movement.
934516
It can be set for time lapse video or pictures you will need a larger SD card say 32 gb.
408986
Yes, it does. There is single shots, continuous, timed, and this other one I am not sure what it does.
1244951
Yes. Motion can be enabled or disabled on a per camera basis. Area of motion detected is also easily adjusted per camera. For instance, you need to exclude a bush that blows in the breeze - you simply mark boxes within a grid to disable detection. Similarly, recording is also set on a per camera basis. Time restraint recording also per camera. It's a nice system! I've had mine on 24/7 for 2 years with no problems. The box says they're good to 10 degrees, mine had no problems with -25 temps last week.
57054
I'm not sure I understand your question, but if you are asking if there is a delay while pressing the button on the transmitter, it is instantaneous in response. No different than pushing the shutter button directly on the camera. I've had this unit for a number of months now and really like it. Works really well.
211749
Yes. It only shoots the air as long as you press it. Once you release it it will go back to whatever setting you had on. So press and hold for long shots
1554985
motion detector and records for 4 minutes when triggered. can be re triggered by continued motion. I have been very happy with it. the infrared function, however is questionable
247232
You can choose either option. I am currently doing all video, time lapse, all channels. I just have it e-mail me when it detects motion (some channels I have motion detection scheduled only for certain times and certain areas). It's pretty versatile.
1183323
No, the only variable for motion is on or off. When you have the unit on, you can opt to have audio on or not. Not sure what your intentions or concerns are but the inventor/distributor may be able to address your questions or further inquiries.
824136
Unfortunately since it is motion activated, anything will set it off. I forgot about it a few times and it blasted me with a shot of water! Lol!
1024844
It is automatic (honestly didn't check if there's also a stop button option). You can adjust the amount of time between shots anywhere from a few seconds to minutes.
805585
Its too slow for continuous action shots. Regarding stopping action oin a single shot---only in bright sunlight and not on 'auto'
1402789
No it does not. Its recorded automatically to your hard drive if motion is detected.
973094
Hmm that is strange, as I have mine set up and it runs without a hitch! I do have it set to record upon motion detected, and it has caught most everything, even squirrels and cats walking by. I have not used the timed hours feature, I should try it to see if it works correctly. You might double check the clock it is going by, to ensure it has the correct time. I am sorry to hear that there is no support, I guess I will just cross my fingers and hope that mine continues to work as it has so far - perfectly. I have experienced the fact that when it is recording, the viewpoint defaults to the camera with which it is recording with, and you cannot see the other camera(s) while it is recording. I just have the 2 cameras, and when I have it in quad mode, it does warn me that scheduled recording cannot begin as long as it is in quad mode; I just get seasick watching it constantly switch back and forth between the cameras, and I want to see both of them at once, all the time, hence the quad mode viewing. I have been very happy with this product. I hope you are able to get your issues resolved.
2179587
Hello... This particular camera does not automatically follow and focus on motion detected objects. There are cameras on the market that do, but those are very spendy.
1549978
It does send an alert when there is motion but doesn't automatically start recording...unless I have NO CLUE. I have to manually go online to hit record. I would like these cameras a lot better if they recorded all the time...otherwise they are great!
1767694
There is a test mode, which will trigger whenever it sees infrared motion and shuts off when motion stops. This lets you set the range and sensitivity during the day. Once you are happy with this setting you can switch to 1, 5 or 20 minutes of 'ON' time after IR motion is detected. The unit will return to armed status when the preset time has elapsed. There is no delay between the end of one triggered event cycle and the reset to the next, however you may see the lamps (or whatever you are connected to) flicker if motion is not detected when the initial event times out and next reset begins.
2218251
It is not a trigger. You have to pull back the lever and release it to fire. So the fps ~fires per second ~ is however fast you can do that.