For time lapse, what are the choices of intervals from shortest to longest? Are they incremental or infinite? How long is the cord?
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0votesInterval - 1 second to 99 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds ( 1 second increments)Cord length is 39 inches
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Interval - 1 second to 99 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds ( 1 second increments)Cord length is 39 inches
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Interval - 1 second to 99 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds ( 1 second increments) Cord length is 39 inches
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I wasn't positive as to the answer , so I called my Granddaughter ( sold the camera to her without really using it much)--She says "Continuous"--Hope this helps.
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Hi, Karl hear. All I can say is... when I do a time lapse clip, I end up, 'most of the time' - reducing it: TWICE -to get the effect I want, with: Video Studio Ultimate X6 ... which does slo-mo too...
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Haven't tried it that way, but there is a function to set a timer. Press the bottom of the 4 way button and it will give you options on the screen. Only 10 seconds max though. You can also set a time lapse, to take a pic every 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min, and 10 min. If you hit the menu button you'll get a list of options, and part way down is continuous shot. Select that and at the bottom of the next page you'll see time lapse.
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There is a timelapse feature in EOS Utility - a FREE program that comes with the camera on the EOS Solution Disk. The Camera Settings/Remote Shooting selection has a timed setting where you can do interval shooting for timelapse.
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Continuous video split into 3 minute videos. This is to reduce file size and make it easier to work with. You can easily splice then together and the transition from one 3 min video to the next is seemless.
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Hello! If you are talking about the 'loop recording' setting, from the menu, I can help you. The options I have when choosing 'loop recording' are off, 1 minute, 2 minutes and 3 minutes. I do not have 5 minutes displayed there. If you choose off, the camera will record a video file until the memory from the micro sd card will be filled, then stop. For the other 3 options, it will record video files of 1, 2, or 3 minutes duration and when the memory is full it automatically erases the oldest video file on the memory card, so you don't have to erase anything manually in order to be able to record more, once the memory is full. I hope this was helpful. Hori. Hello! If you are talking about the 'loop recording' setting, from the menu, I can help you. The options I have when choosing 'loop recording' are off, 1 minute, 2 minutes and 3 minutes. I do not have 5 minutes displayed there. If you choose off, the camera will record a video file until the memory from the micro sd card will be filled, then stop. For the other 3 options, it will record video files of 1, 2, or 3 minutes duration and when the memory is full it automatically erases the oldest video file on the memory card, so you don't have to erase anything manually in order to be able to... » Read More Hello! If you are talking about the 'loop recording' setting, from the menu, I can help you. The options I have when choosing 'loop recording' are off, 1 minute, 2 minutes and 3 minutes. I do not have 5 minutes displayed there. If you choose off, the camera will record a video file until the memory from the micro sd card will be filled, then stop. For the other 3 options, it will record video files of 1, 2, or 3 minutes duration and when the memory is full it automatically erases the oldest video file on the memory card, so you don't have to erase anything manually in order to be able to record more, once the memory is full. I hope this was helpful. Hori. « Show Less
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The longest I recorded is about 5 minutes. I've never tried going longer and I don't know why it wouldn't.
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May be the setting, but I know it should record 5 minutes segment in each file. This way it is easy to find the file. You also might need to buy a 32GB memory card because I first used a 64GB card. It didn't work and I bought a 32GB card, it works fine until now. I hope it will help you.
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The recording length of a video depends upon 2 things which you will have to research further. The storage capacity of the memory card and resolution. Because these 2 give such a broad range, you'll need to get more details from the manufacturer. Fresh batteries won't run out before your memory card is full, which is why Nikon put these AA batteries in the camera, to allow for filming without battery failure being the common problem for small batteries. I haven't done any but I believe one of the menus allows you to do time-lapse. It's a great camera for the price in spite of its somewhat bulky size. The recording length of a video depends upon 2 things which you will have to research further. The storage capacity of the memory card and resolution. Because these 2 give such a broad range, you'll need to get more details from the manufacturer. Fresh batteries won't run out before your memory card is full, which is why Nikon put these AA batteries in the camera, to allow for filming without battery failure being the common problem for small batteries. I haven't done any but I believe one of the menus allows you to do time-lapse. It's a great camera for the price in spite of its somewhat... » Read More The recording length of a video depends upon 2 things which you will have to research further. The storage capacity of the memory card and resolution. Because these 2 give such a broad range, you'll need to get more details from the manufacturer. Fresh batteries won't run out before your memory card is full, which is why Nikon put these AA batteries in the camera, to allow for filming without battery failure being the common problem for small batteries. I haven't done any but I believe one of the menus allows you to do time-lapse. It's a great camera for the price in spite of its somewhat bulky size. « Show Less
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The thing is, you may not want long clips anyway. Multiple short clips is not a problem. So starting and stopping solves the problem. If you really need continuous recording, you probably will be better of with an old stationary camcorder anyway.
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Hi, I was looking for the same thing so I could do extended timelapses but I couldn't find anything. What I've done is bought this and made my own battery pack with 4 AA batteries and the right connector to connect to the cable in this kit.Cheers,Sean
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Well the longest I have recorded without stopping is 5 minutes, but I'm not sure of the time. Check there main website for specs. I love this camera and its worth buying. Make sure you get an external battery.
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The 5 minute recording session length is set by default. If your Menu navigation is working then on one of the screens you'll see an option to choose 5 min or 10 min. But if you are using this dash cam for evidence purposes wouldn't a shorter session (smaller file size) be better if you have to submit something in it for evidence. My preference would have been a 3-minute file size which still comes close to 300 Megs.
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The battery lasts for several hours of continuous use. I did buy a backup battery as well. It ends up being a race between running out of battery and running out of storage memory. I've set this up on a tripod and recorded continuously for at least 2-3 hours (possibly longer...I did a 5 hour recording but I can't recall if I changed batteries mid-way or not). I also highly recommend getting the water-resistant housing (clear/orange)..I've used it to dive to 80ft.+ and it's repeatedly worked great. That housing also serves as a tripod mounting point. Hope that helps...feel free to ask any other questions. The battery lasts for several hours of continuous use. I did buy a backup battery as well. It ends up being a race between running out of battery and running out of storage memory. I've set this up on a tripod and recorded continuously for at least 2-3 hours (possibly longer...I did a 5 hour recording but I can't recall if I changed batteries mid-way or not). I also highly recommend getting the water-resistant housing (clear/orange)..I've used it to dive to 80ft.+ and it's repeatedly worked great. That housing also serves as a tripod mounting point. Hope that helps...feel free to ask any... » Read More The battery lasts for several hours of continuous use. I did buy a backup battery as well. It ends up being a race between running out of battery and running out of storage memory. I've set this up on a tripod and recorded continuously for at least 2-3 hours (possibly longer...I did a 5 hour recording but I can't recall if I changed batteries mid-way or not). I also highly recommend getting the water-resistant housing (clear/orange)..I've used it to dive to 80ft.+ and it's repeatedly worked great. That housing also serves as a tripod mounting point. Hope that helps...feel free to ask any other questions. « Show Less
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Yes, it has several time lapse options. It can capture a frame every 1s, 5s, 10s, 20s, and 30s, I believe.
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It does not have time lapse! But it does have 360 degree panorama. Most cameras only have 180 panorama, so that's a cool function.