Is it true that the camera may not operate correctly if the ON button is held down longer than 3 seconds?
1812131
There is no need to count 3 seconds as when you press the ON button, lights came on. That's it.
1812132
I have not experience this problem as when I press the ON button, the lights came on and I proceed with recording.
967263
No. But after holding the button for about 3-5 seconds into the exposure, when you let go, it will still continue and then end the exposure when you press the button again.
1183383
Nope, mine actually look fine. You might not be waiting enough before you press the button down all the way. You're supposed to push the button down halfway, wait until the little square turns green and then press the button down all the way. One of the things that I actually really like about this camera is that I can take pictures even when moving and they don't turn out blurry. You just have to wait for that little green square.
1872952
I didn't notice that info, certainly I took only a few pictures, and then the camera went down. Hope this could help! Regards
319329
No. This camera has a minimum 3 second delay from when it senses motion to when it takes a picture.
822125
Check your camera first if it it can be xontrolled by a remote control. Check your menu tab under the timer tab.
866078
I have the same problem. If you are recording continuously for more than 15 minutes, the camera heats up and begins to say that you're running out of power. At 20 minutes, it shuts off. The batteries aren't out of power - the camera is just not designed for continuous shooting.
1052605
When you need to use a really slow shutter speed, a long exposure in low light, pushing the button on your camera causes too much jiggle giving a blurry photo. The remote plugs into your camera and electronically triggers the shutter, no camera jiggle, sharp photo!
575516
Mine has an issue for some reason . My camera gives out an error and then i have to reboot the camera.. I only used it couple of times maybe I am not using it right
1066941
Depends on the camera. If the camera has WiFi and communicates with a smartphone, use the smartphone app. If the camera has a cable shutter release, use that. If the camera only has an IR remote, that could be a problem. Otherwise, use the timer.
1492385
There is a setting for that. I no longer use that camera, but I remember that you can disable that. Check in all settings, maybe some setting about clock.
370000
I have experienced the save thing ever since I've had mine over a year now. Also viewing your shots on the screen of your camera while the power is turned to the on position on your grip you will not have all operations of your camera work properly.
731968
I assume you are referring to high speed sync. The answer is no, holding the button for an extended period will work to keep the shutter open in bulb mode, but that's about the extent of its usefulness (outside of continuous exposure mode). However, if you set your camera and strobe properly for High Speed Sync, it will work properly with just an instantaneous press of the release button.
1616739
No. When a button is pressed, the light stays on for 5 seconds then goes dark.
1132824
Yes, turning the camera on/off is not working right.First delivered one was bad and the replaced one is also the same bad condition which is very frustrating. This camera is a junk. I wasted my money for it. I do not use this camera any more.If it is possible for you, I would like to return the camera to you for refund.Hiro Inoue
929806
No, the camera gets loose and you can't control the buttons. Besides that, the lens do not feet the 'hole' (in case you are thinking of start recording and close the mount), the black border keep apearing in the image.
972172
I don't know where you found this information, we have this camera and it is not the case. Recorded up to 3 hours non stop without any problems.