Canon removed the time lapse feature from this camera: Would you still buy the camera now that you know it doesn't have this feature?
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if you want to start using time lapse, i would suggest a digital SLR. you will get much better quality.
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As far as I know Canon has not provided a way of tracking shutter count in this camera. There is supposed to be some sort of 3rd party app to track current use. Past use does not seem to be available.
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I don't think it does lapse time however, if you go to the Fugifilm web site and check out the FinePix XP200, that may answer this question for you or others that you may have regarding the camera. I only use it as a point and shoot.
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I used my canon only a few times. Did not try the video, but I found out that if you do not hold the camera steady the shots come out very blurry. It seems impossible to get a clear shot because the camera is too small.
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Hi, I've had this canon for 2,5 years and took thousands of pictures and all the functions work.When did you buy it- do you have the option to return it?
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Canon discontinued this camera? I thought it came out last year and was the top camera to buy in its category? I am personally very dissapointed in the quality of the video and regret buying this camera.
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According to the manual, it does. I don't have the camera yet, but I have seen a couple time lapse videos that have been made with this model.
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I'll be honest, I don't recommend this camera. You could find a canon for similar price, better quality. This camera is outdated.
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Not that we're aware of. We just recently bought the camera and haven't used it much. It does have a time-delayed option -- as in setting up the camera for a shot and joining in the picture. But not a time-elapsed feature that we know of.cj
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The Canon G11 does not have built in time lapse capability. You would have to purchase a remote shutter release with timing capability. This will allow you to set preferred intervals which will automatically take pictures for perfect time lapse. I suggest searching on the internet for remote devices. These devices cost about$40 or so.
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If you want to make a time lapse go for a http://www.amazon.com/JVC-GZ-E200BUS1080p-Everio-Digital-CameraVideo/dp/B006NT43IW/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top A camera with wonderfull video and cheap If you want to take picture with a camera not expensive go for canon t3 or t3i or even t5i Much more satisfaction fo your money. Guarantee Forget about panasonic
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as far as a timer on it, yes it does have it. I used it at the Christmas 2013 gathering. It takes some exordinary pictures. you'll definitely be taken what the ones you capture with. as far as the continuous flashes, I've never really used it. that gives me another accomplishment for this year.
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I have no idea since that was not a feature I wanted when I bought the camera.
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It only has a shutter button and a two second delay. If you want something for time lapse photography this probably isn't it.
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With this Sony model you cannot take a still photo while shooting video. On some previous models you could. Sony took that feature away on this one - and I was unhappy to find that out (after I bought the camera)
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Canon SD750 turn the Date/Time stamp off, but my friend said this feature only works at Picture Mode.So this trivial feature does seem very hard on normal digital cameras, only Samsung/ Nikon support it extensively.
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The answer to your question is an unfortunate "No!". It would have been great had the manufacturer and designers included that feature in what is otherwise a very good camera.