Will it allow you to shoot continuously if you hold down the button, given the camera is set to burst mode?
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To be honest I haven't try to do that yet, I bought it so I could use my 1000mm Nikor, so as not to get shake or movement.
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Yes, it will shoot continuously in the conditions you specified. I have done this on the the EOS 6D and 7D.
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No, It is only a remote shutter button, if you half press it, it will auto focus, but only if you are in AF mode. Otherwise, it will just actuate the shutter. It can be used as a bulb trigger as well
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Hello, The SZ1 has three "burst" modes selected from "menu". "H" setting: the camera keeps taking pictures when you press the shutter button until you release it. On "Hi-Speed Burst", the camera takes takes pictures more rapidly as you depress the shutter button. On "Flash Burst", the camera keeps taking pictures but with the flash firing. This is slower than the previous two modes. Of course, there is a "Burst Off" setting. As long as you hold the shutter button down in the burst modes, there is no limit to the amount of shots you can take.
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Yes, I've done it and with no conscious action on my part. If I set it to "sports action," the icon that looks like a stick figure pirouetting, and hold the shutter down, it will take continuous pictures as long as you hold the shutter down.
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You can put your camera on the continuous shooting mode and as long as you depress the button, it will continue to shoot. I do not think you can set the self timer to automatically do the same.
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Yes you can. Pressing the shutter button half way will focus and then press it rest of the way to take picture(s)
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Yes, if you have it in one of the automatic modes. Watch out for the flash itself as it rises out of the top left of the camera and if you have your finger there, it gets in the way.
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Yes, partially depressing this remote's button activates the camera's auto focus function, if that function is properly set up on the camera.
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I do not think so. The only manual controls I have found are Exposure EV and ISO in P mode. In P mode the camera gives you the suggested F stop and shutter speed. For what it is this is a great snap shooter and does great indoors no flash using the auto modes.
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Yes it will hold the middle button it will flash but hold it until it flashes different colors
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The camera can shoot up to 10 frames in one second burst when you hold down the shutter button in burst setting.Another feature you might like with a new baby is being able to get the always missing photographer in the shot using the Automatic shooting with Self-portrait timerPoint the lens at yourself so that the selected number of faces are reflected in the screen. The shutter operates automatically.And of course you can always switch it to full 1080 high def video mode and shoot great video also....
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yes, once you set the shooting mode to continuous it will keep shooting as long as you keep the remote button pushed. i personally don't use it much this way but i have tested it and it works fine.
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I am not really sure! I had set my settings on automatic and the flash only worked when it was needed. I am sure there must be a way to keep it on, but I really don't have the answer for you. You may be able to download the manuel for it from the sony website. Worth a try.
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yes. Use the 4 way toggle control on back of camera looks like a lightning bolt options show up in screen to choose from
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Yes, it will stay open until you press it again. It does not have good range, if you are apart the camera not further than 2 meters is OK. Good luck!!
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Yes. It only shoots the air as long as you press it. Once you release it it will go back to whatever setting you had on. So press and hold for long shots
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No, it's a manual flash. you have to set the output of flash manually. It should trigger the flash when you press the shutter release, but it will only fire the settings that you manually set on the flash. Hope this helps!