If you take a 30 sec long exp. shot how long does it take, after for it to be ready to shoot again. Processing time?
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If you have 'long exposure noise reduction' turned on, the camera will take another 30 seconds before you can shoot again. Long exposure NR involves the camera taking another image for the same amount of time with the shutter closed and then subtracts this from the real image to process out noise/graininess.If you have long exposre NR turned off, you can take another shot pretty much immediately though repeating this for any length of time could cause the sensor to heat up and generate additional noise.
270866
Sorry, I haven't tried that yet. On my old camera, if I remember correctly, it was instantly.
270867
If you have 'long exposure noise reduction' turned on, the camera will take another 30 seconds before you can shoot again. Long exposure NR involves the camera taking another image for the same amount of time with the shutter closed and then subtracts this from the real image to process out noise/graininess. If you have long exposre NR turned off, you can take another shot pretty much immediately though repeating this for any length of time could cause the sensor to heat up and generate additional noise.
957082
After every shot. It is also recommended to pump it 1 time and leaving it pumped while not in use. That is unloaded & not cocked of course.
1806317
I'm not an expert about this. You mean how many seconds after it flashes? I got timed 3 seconds [per cycle] depending on your battery. I used a rechargeable battery that is specific for the external flash. I compared disposable batteries and rechargeable batteries for this camera flash, I find the latter more to it than the disposable ones. I hope this helps.
2235593
Not sure whether I understandyour question if you ask about timer, the right top button is for 3 seconds delay and shoot. The red button is for shoot at once
126519
From the time you tell it to print less than a minute. I timed mine after it completely sent and it was about 36 seconds.
1557603
Start up time is short. The time between the taking of one picture to the next is, of course, not as quick as a SLR; I'd say 3 to 5 seconds.
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Delay before shutter is released is from 0s to 99hrs 59 mins 59s (in 1 sec increments). Exposure time can also be set in the range as for "Delay" The interval between shutters is from 1 sec to 99 hrs 59 mins 59s Number of shots 1 to unlimited You can do bulb photography as well.
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There are two answers to this question. If the camera is on recording with not stops it will get about 120 min if you are inserting shots that will decrease the time. My last shoot I recorded 100 with still some left over. Most shoots though I shoot with 3 cameras the 150 and two smaller HD JVC's so I leave them all on to keep the audio in syncronization with all three to stack edit. Maine audio is fed to the 150 using wireless mics
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The first time you fill it will take a longer as you are going from 0-3,000 psi. So the first time like 20-30 min. or so. It all depends on how tough you are really. You do want to check the temp of the pump by putting your hand on the shaft and not get it too hot. My brother had one go out on him and we think it is because he got it too hot. After that first time it depends on how far you shoot down your pressure. If you try to keep the pressure in a tight range, because you do not have a regulator, then it will not take as long to pump back up. I am talking about only shooting from 10-20 shots between fills. You can figure about 2-3 pumps to replace the air for one shot. I have a bottle and it is really nice for bench shooting and shooting in the field, but I would not do away with my pump as it takes a bit to get to the paint-ball shop to get my bottle filled.
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My understanding is that it is timed. I suggest you watch the best video I could find. I should also say that the seller was happy to help me in any way. www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbYV4xg_USQ
1156499
You know, it tracks fine. once you make sure that its setup. I actually use it for long exposure photography, and I use longer open shutters than I could otherwise. to get a 1 minute exposure, I'll shoot 3 20 second exposures for example and then stack them afterwards, rather than stacking 20 3 second exposures. I break up the shots to eliminate any tracking errors.
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supposed to wait 2 times as long after use before using again. so for 20 seconds you wait 40 seconds before using again. it works well. we use it to load and unload an 800 pound cabinet into our toyhauler.
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file, fit, file, fit, file, fit and on and on!!! But, do it like I said (file and fit, repeat) just until you get a nice snug fit and you will be happy. I worked on mine for probably a couple hours to get the right fit and now have shot hundreds of rounds through it without any movement at all in my sight. Just remember you can always file more off but can't put it back on if you take too much off and you'll be fine. I love it!
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Personally I shoot for about 6 minutes -but- I break it up- I go about 2 min at a time and let it soak several minutes in between. I feel this really is effective. I usually give it 2 rinses- but agitate it for maybe 1 min each time. This really is a great little gadget.
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I never took the time but depending the shots about 6 t 8 hours if you put it off when you are not shooting, shooting videos more less maybe not more than an hour.I hope i was useful
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I have never had it go dead on me during normal shooting....i think on a time lapse it made more than 4 hours...when i get back to town i will test it and give you a better answer. maxsat65@me.com.is a good email if i can't use amazon's link again...rob
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This depends on the resolution you are shooting. Basically it's the lowest for 8 hours, the smallest or what ever your camera calls it.