Beside interval timer modes, can I use it in immediate shutter release mode to take photos instantly?
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Yes you can take instant shots. Delayed timing and intervals are additional features actually
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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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Check the manual: http://www.aputure.com/cache/upload/download/dital_timer_remote_shutter.zip
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Yes it has a 10 second and 2 second mode and a timed burst mode for multiple exposures
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We had best results at monter jam using the high speed burst mode. Manual mode allows shutter speed to be set. search for manual mode and shutter speed http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCZS5.PDF
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It has a switch for either time delay or immediate shoot. The time delay is synced to the camera time delay. Press the button half way to focus, the all the way to shoot.
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Hi Mari. Yes you can use any amount of time you like. You have to set your D5200 (or any camera) into Bulb mode. Change the camera to M for manual mode. Right after the 30-sec exposure there is another Bulb setting. Once the you can test this mode easily pressing and holding the camera button, the shutter will stay open as long as you have the button pressed. In this mode the accessory will honor all the settings you desire including over a 30 second exposure.
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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.
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On my d90 and d3300, it does take longer intervals. The idea is that this will hit the shutter release button for you at any time interval you set, so u can put it on any setting. But make sure to have the focus on manual or it'll refocus every shot before taking it.
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yes. presss the release once to open the shutter, and then again to close it. This is after the shutter speed on your camera is set to "bulb", of course.
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There's a setting in the cameras menu that indicates if the shutter can be released remotely. I suppose if you have that option this device can activate it.
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Yes there is the option for infinite shutter actuations (ie photos taken). You can just set the interval and bulb times and then select the "infinite" tab in the app. Theoretically your camera should keep going until the batteries run out. My suggestion would be to download the app so that you can get familiar with the control settings. Overall, I'd recommend this unit very highly. Also the support people are great and got back to me immediately, so if you have questions I'm sure they'll do the same. Also with the App, there's the possibility of updating it to improve future functionality. ;-)p
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I suggest you look at the manual. http://www.aputure.com/cache/upload/download/dital_timer_remote_shutter.zip
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I have no complaints. There is a mode setting for fast action which sets a relatively higher ISO speed and opens up the F stop to maximize the shutter speed. And of course, if you halfway depress the shutter, it virtually eliminates shutter lag.
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There are 4 settings. Bulb, Delay, Interval, Number and a sound setting. So, yes you could. You would set your camera's shutter speed to 1 sec as well as the proper aperture and ISO settings. Then you would set the interval function on the remote to 3 seconds, and the number function on the remote to 100. These are great for time-lapse photography. Good Luck!
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It doesn't specifically do that; once you press the button, the camera (if you have it on Automatic) will adjust focus and then take the photo immediately after!
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Yes, it has a self-timer button. Push the Func Set and then scroll to the self-timer. You have different options on how many seconds before the photo is taken. One give you 10 seconds to join the photo, and the other prevents blurring when pressing the shutter button. Also, you can hit the question mark button ? and then scroll down to self-timer. (Scroll down by pushing DISP.)