do they rewind themselves when all the pictures are taken or do you have to do it manually?
1885590
once all the photos are taken you don't not need to rewind the camera. all you need to do is take it to a photo place to get them developed.
1885591
You have to wind the camera after each picture is taken. Then when they are all taken, you send the entire camera to be developed. It was difficult to remember to wind after each photo.
1832242
There are instructions that tell you how. It's easy to switch back and forth between video and photos. I've had some trouble with the camera or the speed of the micro SD card not being able to write fast enough. The result is that the image gets stuck on a frame. If you're looking for a reliable camera, I would search elsewhere. This behaves more like a toy!
2182853
I haven't used it for a while, but I seem to recall that you can set it to upload after each shot automatically or only when you decide. I think I determined that you should NOT have it upload after each shot. I do know for a fact that I have been able to shoot a lot of photos and then transfer the lot later. Also, check that your mobile device is not set to sleep. That would certainly kill the connection. Sorry, I can't be more helpful at the moment.
803780
Not sure on that one. I try to rotate my pics and save how I want before loading onto memory disk for frame. Sorry.
914645
You push the timer button...located on the top right of the camera (a circle with an arrow at the end), and then click the take photo button (shutter button). It will automaticly take a photo after the timer expires.
801501
I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
533753
I loaded all of my pictures on a memory card, insterted the memory card and the slide show is supposed to start automatically. I don't know that there is an option to set up shows of specific pictures, mine shows all 120 pictures, then starts over again.
498176
depends on the shooting mode your camera is in also. I use manual mode for normal settings, then single shot shooting mode, and what ever program on the remote i like to use.
1657450
It's normally very simple to use. Canon gives you enough option to play around with your options on automatic captures.
1794310
Yes. If you need a certain amount of pics, you can always calculate the time needed and stop it yourself.
2022344
Hi, DL. If you have multiple cameras, you can either select each one individually or have it automatically cycle between them. While cycling, it will show each camera for about 10 seconds at a time.
1177162
Adjust the number of shutter actautions set to "--". That will allow you to keep taking frames until you stop the timer, or your memory card fills up.
475639
do not believe it does. It does take individual photos but they are manually taken one at a time.
340975
Every time you take a picture, is a "cycle" or shot. The cameras have limited number of cycles and are keeping track of them.
1591448
Yes I does auto rotate pictures, and it does this quite seamlessly. You can also adjust how you want the transition to occur as well, ie from top to bottom, or side to side ect. When I set up my 400 photo's on one of my SD cards, however, I did try to put all my horizontal photo's together, then vertical photo's, just in case the transition was slow. It isn't and that wasn't really necessary. Horizontal photos, of course will always show full frame & look much better however!
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Yes, if you pause it I believe it resumes from there. I bought mine for my mother and create a slide show for each member of the immediate family. All their kids will be there also. It's very easy to show different slide shows for each of the families. It also has new feature that shows the latest pictures added when it first comes on. I have been very impressed.
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I thought that taking many photos to get one good picture is unavoidable when taking photos of children. I would like to have a camera with short recycle time(shot-to-shot time) in order to take many photos at the same situation. I thought that typical shot to shot time for this camera is not too bad, but it's very slow to recover when using flash. Is that true? How about if you use a continuous shooting mode? Is it slow even without flash?