Looking for an inexpensive DSLR that has an interval timer. Have a need to take a picture every 2 hours for a week or so. Measuring snowfall when away
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Not a good choice for this application - suggest you do more research on time lapse photography. Nikon does have small cameras that do this sort of thing. Suggest you contact Nikon - they can help. Good luck.
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I have two of these, but not sure it can complete this project. You might be able to look up manuals on the Nikon website to see which camera has the right feature. A quick scan of the manual did not uncover this feature. You might need to find a camera that also does video. Hope this helps.
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D70 does not have an interval timer as far as I know. My D300 has one but it is a pretty expensive DSLR. Good luck finding one
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It's not really the camera you would be looking for then... it would be the interval timer... VELLO makes a item called a shutterboss... several styles many are very inexpensive. They work with Canon and Nikon. Whatever camera you have will have to be powered with AC power..DC will cutoff or runout. Automatic timers for auto shutoff can be overidden I think, but I don't know the make or model.. Do a quick search.. however.. depending on the money you want to spend.. don't buy an older used camera.. The Nikon D70 is old and has a LOT of bad problems. I have had 2 break that Nikon won't fix for under 300 bucks.. the camera is worth 100.00$ on a good day. Newer Nikons won't give you a bad time.. but it's all in how much you wanna spend.. Forget the D70.. I have a D5200 and wouldn't get anything older than that. Old Canon T2 and T3 are very good and better prices.They all work with vello interval timers.
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Back in "the old days" I built my own trail camera with Olympus D380 cameras. These things were battery hogs. The little Browning took me through the entire winter and spring without changing batteries.I'm sure it took a thousand shots or more. I also bought a BTC 3 which is even smaller and there is no flash. The photo's are sharp on both. I will buy another one. Great little trail camera.
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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.
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3 seconds. I really like my LF-1. I am a pro photographer. My main camera is a Nikon D800. This is my "always with me on my belt" camera. I like it even better than the fancy Sony RX100 which I sold.
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I have a 2012 model of Plotwatcher Pro and it has an "always on" setting (sliding button) which means it will take pictures every 10 or 5 sec regardless of how much light you have. I used this setting this summer because it does not get dark in Iceland during the midsummer period.EA
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Seconds. it is a very good camera. Mark you I am no photographer. It works for me.
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i have not tried that setting-- but there is a delay in taking photos a single shot at a time....I bought rechargeable batteries 2800 something to get more power....still is a delay......pictures are good ......camera is slow,
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I would suggest Nikon Coolpix AW100 for that purpose. I just returned Canon 130 IS 16.0 due to blurring while zooming .
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Most all modern cameras have a timer. Set it for 5-10 seconds, position the camera with the extender and hold it still. Takes some practice but fairly easy after a few shots.
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Very easy to use. Basically in laymans terms it has auto, half auto and fully manual settings. I bought this camera and I love it. Make sure you get a good memory card.
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This is a great camera but there are so many features I don't know them all yet. I'm almost certain I remember reading that it has a self-timer, but I haven't used that so I don't know if it applies to more than one pic.
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This remote does have a switch that you can move to a locked position which will keep your camera shutter open until you unlock the switch. That time could be as long as you want the shutter to remain open, however it does not have the capability to do what you are asking. Some DSLRs do have an automatic interval timer feature built in, like the Nikon D7100. Check your camera manual.
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There is an intervalometer app that may be purchased for the NEX 6 (I think around $10 - $15 ). I have not yet purchased it, but plan to in the near future (:
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Yes....you can choose between two delayed settings: 2 seconds or 10 seconds. It's a GREAT little camera for the price especially. Takes terrifically clear shots and is very easy to use. I've enjoyed this camera very much
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Sure, just set it to the auto setting and shot. Read the manual that comes with the camera to familiarize yourself with the controls and maybe go to the Nikon website for suggestions. That's all there is to it. Photo are awesome.
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This intervelometer also allows you to take long exposures. Most DSLRs limit exposure time to 30 seconds (but unlimited if you set to BULB an hold down the button). With this device you can set it to how ever long of an exposure you want (for example 60 minutes) and walk away and it will take a 60 minute exposure by itself. So this intervelometer can do time lapse photos, but it can also do extremely long exposures.
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I bought this camera for my mother, mainly because of it's features and simplicity. The timed picture feature is very easy to use. After one sitting my mother had more than the basics, that was months ago and she has not had any questions or difficulties since.