how long does it take for it to trigger? And what is the trigger interval for stills (if it even does stills)
1450920
I do not know exactly how long it takes to trigger the camera but it has been acceptable for my use (still photo's at a mineral lick). The trigger intervals can be set at 20 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes. CAUTION: I purchased my camera about 4 month ago and it worked great for 5 weeks before it failed. I returned it to Wildview, they "repaired" it and sent it back to me approximately 3 weeks later. I put it back out and it worked fine for about 4 weeks before it failed again.
1450921
It's pretty fast I believe. There's setting that you can select to to take picture every so many second or minutes. I've had cameras that were over $200 and this camera takes better photos than the high priced ones
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.
1138093
I think it is 15 seconds to 2 minutes range of "on" time whenever motion is detected. It stays on if there is continued motion in range of the sensor. It then reverts to the delay setting and shuts off after there is no longer motion.
1947165
Hi there, sorry for the late response but we just started using this. The shutter delay is basically non-existent, it snaps as soon as the button is pushed which is awesome! Highly recommend!
42361
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
1565901
It does stop automatically after so many minutes. I have never timed it. I just turn it back on if I want it to run longer
2283890
1. No. The flash cannot keep up with camera's ability to shoot continuously. 2. Yes. 3. Between 1-2 seconds with new batteries, significantly slower after several consecutive shots. Please note my review -Once this thing is out of warranty, it becomes a "throwaway" unit - no repair parts, no matter how simple, are available from the US Distributor
909035
The description on the Amazon page is incorrect - it will only take a maximum of 99 shots, not 399. Or, you can set to infinity in which case it will keep shooting until you tell it to stop. I find the 99 shot limit a little frustrating. For example, I'd like to set it up to take shots every 5 seconds for two hours and then leave the house for work. But if I set it to infinity, it will shoot until I get back home, and if I set it to 99, it will only shoot for a little over 8 minutes. Seems like an obvious feature to be missing, but I'm not sure if it's common in other remotes like this.
1621649
Hold button till red light turns on and stays on (not blinking) for camera use...hold again for two seconds till red light blinks and stays blinking for video recording..whens is starts blinking. .its recording...hold for five seconds to turns off ..light will blink for shut off just give it a min and It will turn off...instructions are weird...but a lil trial and error will help figure out the controls...and that's I for your basic modes...camera perty durable for the price paid
1760388
I used a momentary switch on the low voltage input side to trigger it on. There is a delay from when it kicks in, its not immediate. The length duty cycle, is adjustable and replacing the capacitor in the clock circuit can expand or reduce the window of time it remains on. But I don't recall the exact parameters as I've not used it in 3 months. Hope that helped you.
352266
I set the timer for either 2 or 10 seconds. I click the shutter button, then hope and pray it's positioned right. I used this primarily for selfies (pictures of my wife and I on vacation - beats always trying to ask someone and hope they don't run off with your camera and all your pictures). Enjoy it! It's wonderful.
2143018
I don't remember it taking anymore time than a second or two. It doesn't have the settings for continuous, but I did not notice much downtime at all between photos. Hope that helps.
1607191
It depends on how sensitive you put the settings I have mine up just a little so it's only when a fast movement comes and the duration is about 30sec-2mins at a time
920760
Each camera's motion sensitivity can be adjusted independently, for example Camera 1 can be set to high sensitivity while Camera 2 is set to medium sensitivity, and so on. You will need to adjust these based on your own situation to find what works for you. The "Trigger Recording Time" setting adjusts how long any camera will continue to record once motion stops. You can choose between 15 seconds, 30 seconds, and 60 seconds. Setting to a shorter time (like 15 seconds) will create shorter videos, but there is a chance that the camera will stop recording before whatever triggered the camera is actually gone (if it stops moving for 15 seconds) and you may end up with another separate video file being created when it starts moving again a few seconds later. On the other hand, the longer times (like 60 seconds) will create fewer files (because it is more likely that a single person triggering the camera will be completely captured in a single video file), but those files will be longer and have much more "empty" time where nothing is happening. It's a trade-off. I set mine to 30 seconds and that works well for me.
1607419
On my d90 and d3300, it does take longer intervals. The idea is that this will hit the shutter release button for you at any time interval you set, so u can put it on any setting. But make sure to have the focus on manual or it'll refocus every shot before taking it.
164139
I suppose its based on your controller. In my case, you can set conditions and events. So if a condition is met, the switch can be triggered and then immediately be un-triggered making it "momentary". It is not as fast as a button press, but it is pretty quick (5 seconds or less).
906774
It depends on the mode your in and surface. If your just using it for hardwood floors or tile About 20 min. If your using it on carpet and tile its about 15 min. I purchased mine reconditioned and have a lot of issues with the trigger. But it still works. I hear the new ones are much more reliable and better battery life. Its a great little Vacuum, but not sure if it cost is justified.