someone said is has a timelapse function? if so how many different intervals are there to choose from? approximately how long would the battery last?
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search on this - does the TS4 have time lapse - BTW - I've had the camera for 4 months and its excellentHighly recommend it if the specs fit what you're shooting. I free dove down to 38 ft and it displayed the depth.Battery lasted me underwater and on land for about 160 shots. Only turned it off twice all day, about a 6-7 hourshooting day so take that into account but I didn't use the time lapse feature.
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not sure what you mean by time lapse but you can probably download a pdf version of the owners manual from the panasonic web site. i was pleased with the battery life. on the rafting trip shot 50-100 pix a day turning camera on and off all day long + videos on no more than one charge. recharge is fairly quick and you can buy spare batteries online.
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The continuous video function is in the Firm Ware of the camera and is set at 29.99 minutes. At this time, I am unaware of a Hack that will bypass this pre-set. Dual batteries means twice as much power. The amount of time will depend on how you use the camera.
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You can set the time lapse for up to 30 minutes between shots with a maximum of 1000 shots. This would give you approximately 3 weeks before the last shot was taken. However, your battery and possibly your sd card would limit this.
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It only has a shutter button and a two second delay. If you want something for time lapse photography this probably isn't it.
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It displays a clock (which I've found to be very inaccurate), and it's how you program the intervalometer. That's the bit that allow you to do time lapse photography, or take a sequence of 3 photos, 15 seconds from now - i.e. automatic, timed shutter release. Programming instructions have been posted here somewhere, but I've not used it yet.
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Not sure exactly. There is a phone app in general. And I thought there was a feature that you could set it to auto record for 15-30 seconds after motion was detected.
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NO time lapse and it can record up to 29 minutes per clip, but 29 is NOT the total limit for taking videos. Once you're done with the first 29 minutes, you can just start another one. I did 50 minutes of video yesterday without issues.
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One more thought... I just used the wired Satachi Intervalometer on a project that spanned 3 days. On each day I shot photos at 10 second intervals for approximately 8 hours each day. The device worked well. My camera was Nikon D90, and I was glad I was running 2 batteries as I drained one and perhaps 1/2 of the second. This of course has nothing to do with the intervalometer.
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The battery lasts about 2 hours of actual time used. The battery doesn't drain when the camera is off, which is nice. If you use the time lapse mode you can set it to take a picture every .5, 1, 5, 10, 30, and 60 seconds. The battery lasts the same amount of time whether it's taking pictures or videos.
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Not that I know of...But here's a video about doing time lapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCpuml-yaNA With the Sony (it doesn't have a built in intervalometer), you'll have to cut and paste the youtube link.Here's a remote shutter for the Sony IR Pro Wireless Remote Control for SONY Alpha NEX-7, NEX-6, NEX-5, SONY Full Frame FE A7 A7R A7S, SLT A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, DSLR A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230 (Sony RMT-DSLR1 and RMT-DSLR2 Replacement) + MagicFiber Microfiber Cleaning ClothIt's an IR Remote. Not that I know of...But here's a video about doing time lapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCpuml-yaNA With the Sony (it doesn't have a built in intervalometer), you'll have to cut and paste the youtube link.Here's a remote shutter for the Sony IR Pro Wireless Remote Control for SONY Alpha NEX-7, NEX-6, NEX-5, SONY Full Frame FE A7 A7R A7S, SLT A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, DSLR A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230 (Sony RMT-DSLR1 and RMT-DSLR2 Replacement) + MagicFiber... » Read More Not that I know of...But here's a video about doing time lapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCpuml-yaNA With the Sony (it doesn't have a built in intervalometer), you'll have to cut and paste the youtube link.Here's a remote shutter for the Sony IR Pro Wireless Remote Control for SONY Alpha NEX-7, NEX-6, NEX-5, SONY Full Frame FE A7 A7R A7S, SLT A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, DSLR A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230 (Sony RMT-DSLR1 and RMT-DSLR2 Replacement) + MagicFiber Microfiber Cleaning ClothIt's an IR Remote. « Show Less
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No, it will still do time lapse. First, make sure your SD card is in. Second, only certain shooting modes will allow you to do time lapse. Try Intelligent shooting mode if nothing else works.
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I tested this function. It recorded one straight shot for 24 1/2 minutes and then stopped recording. It did not automatically start recording a new file but the camera did stay on. Pressing the record button again starts a new recording file.
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No and make sure you use it for timelapse. Any normal video use you will have a annoying ticking sound all throughout your video.
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Yea you can use it for time lapse, this remote has some incredible features!
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No, to do time lapse photography you will need to purchase a remote timer which is sold separately as canon or third party brand model.
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No, it don't have time lapse, it was design for be manualy used. You can not pass the information to windows 7 or 8
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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.