Am I understanding the manual correctly? The WTR must be used to set the shutter speed and the fastest shutter speed is one second?
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Not shutter speed...use the WTR to set the photo interval (duration between timed exposures). The timer can also be used to run a long-duration or "bulb" exposure, but I don't think this is what you're talking about. The manual is in Engrish. You have to translate a little.
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Only if you want to do it that way. When I use it you can just leave the shutter speed at 0 and it follows whatever the camera shutter speed is set at. It's a really versatile bit of equipment, I've never run into a major design flaw like that so far.
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Not quite sure what you are asking - if you are wondering about the maximum shutter speed, it is 1/8000th of a second.
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You would set your camera's exposure to 1 sec and then set the timer to 3 second intervals. So it would be 1 second for the exposure and 2 seconds in between shots.
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Your shutter speed is probably not correct. If you call the company, they will advise you as to correct settings. They are very helpful.
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MANUAL. Use the Command dial to set the shutter speed from 1/4,000 to eight seconds and the Scroll wheel to set the aperture from f/3.0 to f/8.3 in wide angle or f/5.9 to f/8.3 in telephoto. An exposure scale below the settings on the LCD indicates exposure.
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Usually that means the shutter speed was to set below 250 sec. Increase your ASA to 6400 in low light conditions and if shooting in available light, usually tungsten, change from the auto white balance to the tungsten setting in the manual setting dial in at 250 sec. shutter speed and 2.8 aperture and respond to this post with your results, Thank you!
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As you roll the small dial to the left and right it will speed up or slow down the shutter speed. Dial located just above your right thumb as you hold the camera to take a picture( : good luck
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I'm not sure if this will help or not, but I have found that when I want to take pictures of kids or moving sports objects - I select a mode like the sports mode and then push the shutter down half way to allow the camera time to focus on the subjects. Then I continue to follow the subject while holding the shutter half way down and when the shot I want appears I just complete pushing down the shutter and the picture will be taken instantly. If I don't push the shutter down half way first, I end up with the same 1 second delay between the picture I wanted to capture and what actually shows up on the viewfinder. Hope that helps. Mike
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I believe it is 12800 or 25600 by default. I set mine to 12800 as max due to noise. But you can change the auto ISO range. Yes you can set the shutter speed to any setting and the auto ISO will compensate for the shutter speed. My only warning is at high shutter speeds except in good light, the ISO may get pushed to a point a lot of noise is introduced.
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Perfectly? 1. Have you been able to use the LCD display to set a timed interval exposure? 2. did you try to use the grip's arrow buttons to move the focus point while in live mode?
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There are a couple different methods of snapping pictures, holding the button down, or simply pressing and releasing. In the correct settings for your lighting it's very fast, but in low light and very dark scenarios it can tak a second. Especially if the desired target is far away. In normal lighting in auto, the photos come quickly and if you are new to the camera, you can accidentally take sever pictures without realizing it. In other words, pretty damn fast, but for split second photos, you will still need to time it a little, it's not a dslr
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I don't know what that means, recovery time, my best guess what you want to know is how long do you have to wait until you can take another picture and not sure on the exact amount of time, but it's longer than I like (I have a 3 year old) but not as long as my old camera. I'm sure there is a way to set it on fast or multiple picture taking, just haven't figured that out yet. My best guess is at least 30 seconds. Hope that answers your question.
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The trigger speed is in seconds. I believe it will tell your owners manual if you can change the speed and to what settings. I think mind takes a picture every few seconds. Hope this helps.
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I don't know exactly how fast you mean; but, since it can take very good images at night light, it means that it has a fast enough shutter speed. Also, I think that you can adjust the shutter speed in the settings (just check the user's manual that I have mentioned in my other response).
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Isabella, in manual (M) mode, the shutter speed on the P7700 can be set from 1/4000 to 60 seconds. There is no bulb (B) setting as we used to see in the older Nikon 35mm film cameras.
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yes, there is a setting called manual mode with shutter speed and aperture. Each setting shows directions for that setting or explains the setting on the screen. We have not begun to use all of the choices, so cannot say how well they work, but take into account that the camera is a $100 camera. We are getting decent pictures from a camera which I am willing to allow my children to try their hands at different settings and pictures, all with digital, so they can be printed or deleted. It is solid and easy to hold. and handle
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My camera has two modes. One is a time delay feature. So I'll get everything ready, set a delay, hold the camera out and wait for the timer. The other mode is a rapid picture mode. It allows me to have the camera take pictures once a minute until it runs out of memory. So I set the camera to start taking time slice pictures. The first few pictures are me positioning the camera and throw away. The last few pictures are me turning the camera off and throw away. Hopefully I get a few good pictures in the middle. It has been a little trial and error but I'm getting better at it.