can you use this camera for time lapse photography?
459989
If you mean a timer: There is an option for 10 seconds and 2 seconds for the delay. There is also a "burst" option. Hope this helps.
459990
The camera does have a time lapse mode. This is the description from http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/DMC-TS25R "Time Lapse Shot Have you ever wanted to capture a flower blooming, or clouds floating across the sky? The Time Lapse Shot feature on the DMC-TS25 gives you the creative control to set the start time, interval for taking the images, and the number of pictures to shoot. Once that is set, the camera will automatically record the images without you."
459991
The camera does have a time lapse mode. This is the description from http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/DMC-TS25R"Time Lapse ShotHave you ever wanted to capture a flower blooming, or clouds floating across the sky? The Time Lapse Shot feature on the DMC-TS25 gives you the creative control to set the start time, interval for taking the images, and the number of pictures to shoot. Once that is set, the camera will automatically record the images without you."
2184497
It does not do time lapse recording per se, but you could video a long sequence then use a video editor such as Nero Video to apply a slow motion effect. Googling "camera for time lapse recording" provides several very good recommendations of cameras for specific recording situations. There is even an app for the iPhone that provides for time lapse recoding. Remember that time lapse recording is a sequence of photos over an extended period of time that are played back in rapid succession rather than continuous video. The sequence of photos could easily be edited with a video editing program to produce a movie format of the photo sequence.
426733
The camera does not have time lapse built in but you can buy a remote with a timer here at Amazon.com
1485858
According to page 46 of your camera's manual, yes this can be used. No mention of delays. Number of hours will depend on what quality setting you select. Hope this helps.
1169536
Not that I am aware of but if you want to do serious timelapse photography check this out, &lt;http://www.bmumford.com/photo/camctlr.html&gt;
1468108
I have not used the time lapse function but I am sure that you cannot power the device via USB while actually recording. It is battery or nothing. I reduce the quality of my video and my battery is good for 2.5 to 3.0 hours. If that works for you, than this is a good buy. If not, than there are better options for your purpose.
349107
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.
2082184
If you have a decent dslr I would say no. I haven't used it much because it's difficult to use. The software is not particularly user friendly. I'm sure one in used to it out well be fine. But I'd I had a dslr I wouldn't bother.
1251514
Not that we're aware of. We just recently bought the camera and haven't used it much. It does have a time-delayed option -- as in setting up the camera for a shot and joining in the picture. But not a time-elapsed feature that we know of. cj
961908
Yes, the Ltl Acorn camera has the Time Lapse feature which can be programmed to take pictures every few seconds up to 24 hours. Make sure the camera is from the U.S. distributor, OldBoys Outdoors, with two-year warranty to protect your investment.
1498646
Yes, it can take still photos, it can also take a photograph on an interval timer, good for time-lapse (software would be needed to create a video from the photos). If you have the remote it can be used as a remote trigger for photos and video recording.
935133
I would say definitely YES. What I like about it is you can use it in the function mode that only takes pictures when motion triggers it to take pictures, or you can use it in the "time lapse" mode which will take pictures at intervals that you set (10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, etc.). I like setting on the mode that takes pics using both modes, triggered by motion and time lapse every few seconds. I also like that you can use a "Python" master lock and cable to lock the Primos Truth Cam to a tree or post so it cannot be stolen.
1298569
No on both accounts. However, there is a solution for Time Elapsed Photography for this camera, which if I understand your question correctly, it is what you want to do. Therefore, look up the Tempus TimeElapse Remote. It's an IR blinker that you place infront of the camera and set the camera to remote and it will take a picture every time it blinks.
475638
I believe one can program in time lapse photography at various pre-set time intervals through nr16setup firmware setup. rcgroups.com has a forum dedicated to the 808 #16. There is a wealth of information contained there.
1281399
Yes, but there is no TTL. Either use the built-in camera meter or a light meter, like a Sekonic. Or, as the ultimate fallback plan, just adjust the power output until the exposure is correct.
1049773
This camera is now obsolete, so if you want to buy it, check Ebay. I sold mine last year. Sorry.
1071182
Yes you can. I haven't tried it yet though. We are very pleased with the camera