Will this work in video mode? Like focus the camera (like when you half press the shutter release) prior to or during recording?
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I couldn't find any specific reference in the WR-10 documentation, my camera's (D800) documentation, or on the NikonUSA Support page. The only statements say that the same shutter functions are performed half- or full-press and that you can use LiveView. I recommend that you call NikonUSA. I don't shoot video, but my WR-10 works as advertised on the D800 for stills.
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I have never tried doing that while taking video. But very pleased with camera!
707392
It will record while plugged in however I have found it will only work if the camera is recording before it is plugged in.
201804
The lens has no focus switch - your camera probably has one and it will control the lens. Manual focus during video recording depends on whether your camera allows this.
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I have tried and can't get it to zoom in and out during video recording. Hope this helps.
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I like to use my video software for this while using my desktop. You can capture any frame you like with this method. I find pressing the shutter button makes me move my camera a little while recording video and I don't that.
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The remote does not perform the auto-focus, the camera does. I have not used the remote for video, but have taken portraits with the remote, and the camera handles the focusing (unless I'm set for manual focus) without a problem.
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The short answer is No. If the instructions are followed in the camera manual you would be able to focus the camera in movie mode but not be able to start a movie recording. You may need to look at the Canon Remote or a similar one from Amazon.
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Sorry, I'm no help. I have never tried to use the video aspect of the camera. I do like the camera tho'!
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Verify this but I believe it is correct. The auto focus depends on the lens and not the camera you are using so your question should be "Does Lens X auto focus during video".
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It works great with the FZ150 in picture mode, but I am not sure about video mode. I have never tried it that way.
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I do not use the video as much as the still picture, but I would say it would trigger successive events or videos as it does with the stills. I do not think it would be anything like continuous video as there is a trigger reaction record which causes gaps. For example, you can walk in front of it close by which puts you in the view of the camera for a short time and you will get a picture of nothing because the camera did not react instantly to the presence. There are settings that can change how this works.
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I've used it in low light, and if I set the time to 2 seconds before taking the pic it you will get a better picture. Because when you physically hit the "snap" button you move the camera a bit, setting the time to 2 seconds gives the camera time to focus again besides adjusting for low light . BTW, the timer button in live pic mode is the left button under the record dot. Hope this helps!
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It will record audio during video. Ive not triewd zooming so cant answer your second question. I have to say that as time goes by,m Im less enthused byb this camera. It was cheap, being an old model, but I dont think Id buy it again. It takes too long to zoom in or out and serches way too long to focus in lower light conditions.
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Yes, you can take pictures while in "video" mode. You can also preset whether you want a better quality for the video or the photo while performing both actions, which is quite handy.
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It automatic mode the camera focuses fine. I haven't tried it in other modes yet, but if you have an autofocus lens I imagine it will focus for you fine.
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how do you switch modes of recording? on the camera or from the computer? and which is best for slow mo (if possible)?