Time lapse photography
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Camera Control Window
4 Set [Shooting Interval] and [Exit conditions].
5 Click the [Start Shooting] button.
When the [Start Shooting] button is clicked, the first image is shot and time lapse
photography begins.
The shot images are automatically transferred and saved to the computer.
The images are then displayed in the thumbnail display area.
The current number of images shot can be viewed in [Status] on the right of the
dialog box during time lapse photography.
Click the [Stop] button to manually end time lapse photography before the number
of images or time set in [Exit conditions] is reached.
6 When time lapse photography is finished, click the [Close]
button to close the [Time lapse photography] dialog box.
Item Description
Shooting Interval Set the interval at which the camera shutter opens. Click
and to set the [Hours], [Minutes], and [sec]. The shooting
interval can be set up to 99 hours, 59 minutes, and 59
seconds.
Exit conditions You can select [Number of pictures] or [Time] for the exit
conditions. Time lapse photography automatically ends when
the set exit conditions are reached.
• Number of pictures:
Click and to set the number of images to shoot.
Once the set number of images is shot, shooting ends.
•Time:
Click and to set the [Hours], [Minutes], and [sec].
Once the set time expires, shooting ends.
Status Displays the status of time lapse photography.
• Date shooting started:
Displays the date and time the first image is shot when the
[Start Shooting] button is clicked.
• Date of last shooting:
Displays the date and time the last image is shot.
• Number of pictures taken:
Displays the total number of images shot.
[Start Shooting] Shooting begins at the interval set in [Shooting Interval]. The
first image is shot when the [Start Shooting] button is clicked.
[Stop] Stops time lapse photography. Use this to manually end
shooting before the number of images or time set in [Exit
conditions] is reached.
[Close] Closes the [Time lapse photography] dialog box.
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