how long recycle time between exposures?
2031993
Not as quick as my Sony 700 but recycle time is acceptable for what I need the camera for. I would say that it is about 2 to 3 seconds.
2031994
None to speak of. You have several options. You can take multiple exposures. You can video and take pictures along the way. I have found the camera to be most flexible in the options you have. I hoe this answers your question.
1382106
I've only done old Kodak slides. It can take as long as 10 mins or as little as 30 secs depending on the setting.
674677
It depends upon the size of the chip you are using. The larger say 32 gig the longer. It also depends upon the amount of motion activity in the camera area. Ours have handled 20 plus days with room to spare.
1361745
Normally is 8 hours, but you can change the interval of photo taking, hopes it can last for 10 hours.
665063
Sorry for the delay! I've been on vacation. Yes, you are correct. Only 3 x 5 inches of new area is completed on each pass on larger photos, but the time between exposures is very brief and the stitching is so good that you will be amazed! For a 4 X 6 photo, you will not need to overlap at all. If the photo is larger, say 8 X 10, then you will need to overlap and it will probably take 6 exposures to incorporate the entire photo. You just can't believe how quickly and how well that original will be reproduced following the stitching. I have been very satisfied with mine. I frequently am doing antique photos, behind glass. It works really well. K.Y. Sorry for the delay! I've been on vacation. Yes, you are correct. Only 3 x 5 inches of new area is completed on each pass on larger photos, but the time between exposures is very brief and the stitching is so good that you will be amazed! For a 4 X 6 photo, you will not need to overlap at all. If the photo is larger, say 8 X 10, then you will need to overlap and it will probably take 6 exposures to incorporate the entire photo. You just can't believe how quickly and how well that original will be reproduced following the stitching. I have been very satisfied with mine. I frequently am doing... » Read More Sorry for the delay! I've been on vacation. Yes, you are correct. Only 3 x 5 inches of new area is completed on each pass on larger photos, but the time between exposures is very brief and the stitching is so good that you will be amazed! For a 4 X 6 photo, you will not need to overlap at all. If the photo is larger, say 8 X 10, then you will need to overlap and it will probably take 6 exposures to incorporate the entire photo. You just can't believe how quickly and how well that original will be reproduced following the stitching. I have been very satisfied with mine. I frequently am doing antique photos, behind glass. It works really well. K.Y. « Show Less
321477
Try turning off the LCD and changing the drive mode to continuous. I did this and the flash recycle time is about 4 sec.
700669
Very quickly, less than 5 minutes, maybe. I also "recycle" them, I put 5 in my hair, and start taking them out as soon as I finish the fifth one. I put them back on the heat one by one and reuse them immediately.
351641
One at a time. I can typically go about a month to a month in a half without charging (I shoot daily and often forget to turn camera off between shoots, as well).
82238
I haven't narrowed down a specific time this occurs...It def occurs when using flash and in low lighting, but occurs at other times as well. Using a very good memory card, can't remember off top of head but it has tons of storage. I have not reformated, my husband keeps telling me too :)Shooting in jpeg only.Guess I'll try reformating first! That would be too easy!
2179220
From reading the reviews it looks like there is both an interval timer can be set for just under 100 hours (I understand that to be as many exposures you can fit within 100 hrs) or you can choose an exposure count option in which it only provides up to 99 exposures. So if you want 720 frames, then you would want to go with the interval timer or not set a time at all for no limits.
2179219
If you want to go for more than 99 shots, set the exposure counter to ZERO, then it'll shoot for all eternity or until your memory card is full, whichever comes first. By setting it to zero, I shot 520 frames doing a cloud time lapse before the card said full and stopped working. If you're going beyond the max 99, you can get your feedback of how many shot by your camera's display showing how many more shots you have to go before you card is full. Then a quick change of memory card and let 'er rip some more.
1357815
Yes, it can do exposures as long as 99 hours! (If only the camera battery would last that long!)
2230436
day and a half but I would not recommend it damage my camera when I was a month of use
284871
You can skip or view the previous photo using the arrow buttons. You can change how long the photo is displayed in the Photo Setup option in the Settings menu. Hope that helps! :)
2217351
You would set your camera's exposure to 1 sec and then set the timer to 3 second intervals. So it would be 1 second for the exposure and 2 seconds in between shots.
1817390
I couldn't say exactly, but definitely a long time! I don't change my battery often. I have 3 batteries: 2 Wasabi and 1 Lumix, and I haven't noticed a difference between them. They're always full-power according to the camera indicator when I switch to a new one. I'd say on average I change my battery every couple weeks, but the one I randomly replace it with may have been sitting a month at least.
1366252
Shutter response between shots: 1.6 seconds without flash, 2.1 seconds with flash enabled.