Does the G11 have a Movie Time Lapse mode?
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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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iPhoto on my older G4 recognized the camera, no problem, but I switched to using Image capture to download them b/c the photos weren't last in the iPhoto library like they should have been. Haven't seen any mention of how to change the date on the camera but maybe the software lets you?
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Don't remember that. Camera did not last but about 3 years- have switched to Canon G11 and absolutely love it. Much better 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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Yes, the sensor size in the EOS-M is three times larger than the s110 making the video quality much better.
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Yes it does (date & hour). It will be overlayed on the video on the lower left side. To enable the date/time stamp you have to check into the camera menu to have this option enabled
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No, it will still do time lapse. First, make sure your SD card is in. Second, only certain shooting modes will allow you to do time lapse. Try Intelligent shooting mode if nothing else works.
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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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It's "CoolPix L110" btw. From the User Manual, page 73, under "Recording Movies" - number 3, 4th bullet: "Digital Zoom cannot be used while recording movies. If digital Zoom is used before recording, it will be cancelled when recording starts." Optical zoom works fine, though :D
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No, once you pause it starts a new file. As far as close up, the zoom is incredible. This video was on a tripod about 8 feet away zoomed in.RED WASP TIMELAPSE with the Panasonic HC-V250: http://youtu.be/3sL7cSaL85Q
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If talking in terms of card space.The G1W has a bit rate of 12mbpsThe camera officially supports up to a 32GB Micro SD card witch will give you 6.1 hours of record timeThe camera un-officially supports some 64GB cards (through formatting with a PC program and not the camera) witch will give 12.1 hours of record time, but of course after 6 hours are up the camera will over write the oldest file with a new one on its own.If talking in terms of battery the battery on it's own will record for roughly 5 mins before needing to be plugged back in. Check DashCamTalk for more information on the G1W If talking in terms of card space.The G1W has a bit rate of 12mbpsThe camera officially supports up to a 32GB Micro SD card witch will give you 6.1 hours of record timeThe camera un-officially supports some 64GB cards (through formatting with a PC program and not the camera) witch will give 12.1 hours of record time, but of course after 6 hours are up the camera will over write the oldest file with a new one on its own.If talking in terms of battery the battery on it's own will record for roughly 5 mins before needing to be plugged back in. Check DashCamTalk... » Read More If talking in terms of card space.The G1W has a bit rate of 12mbpsThe camera officially supports up to a 32GB Micro SD card witch will give you 6.1 hours of record timeThe camera un-officially supports some 64GB cards (through formatting with a PC program and not the camera) witch will give 12.1 hours of record time, but of course after 6 hours are up the camera will over write the oldest file with a new one on its own.If talking in terms of battery the battery on it's own will record for roughly 5 mins before needing to be plugged back in. Check DashCamTalk for more information on the G1W « Show Less
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Like all camera's it has the creation date and time in the file properties of your video's, however there's no visible time-stamp on the screen. Maybe it's in there as an option, but i personally wouldn't consider ruining my video's by doing this.
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Nah, it doesn't. but it can record for a really long time on its little battery and then you can speed up your footage? maybe the better tradeoff is the cool little slow-mo it does. its only really a 10 second slow-mo. but the slow-mo is silky smooth. sooo... I mean I really like the camera.but yeah, no time lapse.
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Hi Philippe, Thanks for the question. The GC110 does not have "stitch assist" software for still photos built into the camera, but there are third-party apps that can be downloaded from the Google Play Store to enable this. If you're interested in combining videos, the camera's editing software does have this ability. The GC110 does have the Panorama shooting mode. - Ms. Samsung
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sorry, I don't have the G10 and I can't get the filers on my camera. good luck
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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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I have the SD1300 IS and I can't find a way to auto time lapse. Disappointing.