set. For instance, if you set an interval of 1 hour, the
camera will take a photo or video clip (based on your
chosen "Photo or Video" setting) every hour.
Time-lapse photography: In this mode, the camera
captures images automatically according to the time
interval you've set. For instance, if you set an interval of 1
hour, the camera will take a photo every hour. These
images are then converted into a continuous movie clip.
Detection Interval
It refers to the amount of time it takes for the camera to
rearm itself after capturing an image or video when
triggered by motion. This means that once the camera
detects motion and captures a photo or video, it won't
immediately be ready to capture another one. Instead, it
enters a delay period before it can detect and capture new
activity.
For example, if you set a detection delay of 1 minute, after
the camera captures an image or video, it will remain
inactive and not respond to motion for the next 1 minute.
During this time, even if more motion occurs in front of the
camera, it won't trigger additional photos or videos. This
feature helps conserve battery life and prevents the camera
from capturing too many repetitive images or videos in a
short period.
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