see another shows the number of photos already taken.
Motion Settings : To turn Capsule360 to its starting point after the programmed
movements are finished, touch the “motion settings” button at the top left-hand
side of the app screen.
Smartphone Button : If you want to use your smartphone`s camera to shooting,
turn on the smartphone setting button by touching the white button which is left-
hand on the screen.
The Long Exposure Timelapse mode requires that your camera is set to BULB
mode. This is the only way of achieving custom exposures. If you do not set your
camera to BULB mode, the exposure value of your camera will be valid and you will
not get photos with the exposure set on the Capsule360 app.
Please note that, if the exposure setting of your camera is greater than the interval
value, the time lapse process will not function properly. The exposure of your
camera must be greater than the interval value. Otherwise, the number of the
taken photos will be less than shown on the screen.
9.3. Bulb Ramping Timelapse
The Bulb Ramping Timelapse mode gives you the opportunity to take time-lapse
photos with changing exposures. In regular time-lapse modes, all of the pictures
will have the same exposure. This can be enough for some cases, but sometimes
the light changes throughout the whole photo taking process. The exposure needs
to be adjusted accordingly to avoid too dark or too bright pictures. Bulb Ramping
Timelapse mode takes care of that.
PAN : Set the angle of turning value by swiping your finger under the circle on the
screen. You can choose start ( S ) and finish ( F ) point by using S an F buttons.
Before you start shooting, if you want to control shooting area of your camera, you
can use the grey button inside of the PAN circle.
CCW : Counterclockwise ( Your Capsule360 will turn in counterclockwise direction.
)
CW : Clockwise ( Your Capsule360 will turn in clockwise direction. )
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