Does the SD890is have time lapse video effect? like the SD870 does?
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According to the manual, it does. I don't have the camera yet, but I have seen a couple time lapse videos that have been made with this model.
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Not that we're aware of. We just recently bought the camera and haven't used it much. It does have a time-delayed option -- as in setting up the camera for a shot and joining in the picture. But not a time-elapsed feature that we know of. cj
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There are different settings. I have mine set on 90 seconds, the maximum. After the 90 seconds if there is still motion another 90 seconds is recorded. It takes a minimal video program to splice them all together if need be.
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You can choose either option. I am currently doing all video, time lapse, all channels. I just have it e-mail me when it detects motion (some channels I have motion detection scheduled only for certain times and certain areas). It's pretty versatile.
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Like all camera's it has the creation date and time in the file properties of your video's, however there's no visible time-stamp on the screen. Maybe it's in there as an option, but i personally wouldn't consider ruining my video's by doing this.
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No, it will still do time lapse. First, make sure your SD card is in. Second, only certain shooting modes will allow you to do time lapse. Try Intelligent shooting mode if nothing else works.
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No. It has panorama, and can take a series of pictures in rapid succession, but does not have time lapse.
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Umm, the SD800 also uses a DIGIC III chip.So, with IS, it would reduce more blur than the SD 900.Btw, I have an 8MP DSLR, yet I still dont take that many shots at that 8MP, because they are just too big. I dont see the average point and shoot user taking advantage of 10MP that much. IS, yes it would definitely be useful, especially indoors. A lot of my wedding photos taken by friends were ruined due to motion blur.
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I don't think so; but never have that experience because as the memory (either internal or of SD card) is approaching the full capacity, a warning (of how much recording time left) is showed on screen, in form of "seconds".
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It does not make time-lapse video. It takes photos in a sequence, and then with a software you compile as a video.
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The memory card will need to be removed in order to view the pictures however you do not need special software to view. Browning does make a software that allows viewing time lapse photos much easier but it's not required
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I do not yet know as I am still just getting acquainted with it. Please tell me a bit more what "Time lapse" does and I will look it up as best I can.
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I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
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Only viewed videos once and didn't see any noticeable gap. But I wasn't paying much attention to that. I was more concerned with checking quality of video. While I like the camera, I suggest you look at other models. As stated in my review, it bugs me that the correct date can't be set.
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Not that I know of...But here's a video about doing time lapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCpuml-yaNA With the Sony (it doesn't have a built in intervalometer), you'll have to cut and paste the youtube link.Here's a remote shutter for the Sony IR Pro Wireless Remote Control for SONY Alpha NEX-7, NEX-6, NEX-5, SONY Full Frame FE A7 A7R A7S, SLT A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, DSLR A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230 (Sony RMT-DSLR1 and RMT-DSLR2 Replacement) + MagicFiber Microfiber Cleaning ClothIt's an IR Remote. Not that I know of...But here's a video about doing time lapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCpuml-yaNA With the Sony (it doesn't have a built in intervalometer), you'll have to cut and paste the youtube link.Here's a remote shutter for the Sony IR Pro Wireless Remote Control for SONY Alpha NEX-7, NEX-6, NEX-5, SONY Full Frame FE A7 A7R A7S, SLT A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, DSLR A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230 (Sony RMT-DSLR1 and RMT-DSLR2 Replacement) + MagicFiber... » Read More Not that I know of...But here's a video about doing time lapse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCpuml-yaNA With the Sony (it doesn't have a built in intervalometer), you'll have to cut and paste the youtube link.Here's a remote shutter for the Sony IR Pro Wireless Remote Control for SONY Alpha NEX-7, NEX-6, NEX-5, SONY Full Frame FE A7 A7R A7S, SLT A99 A77 A65 A57 A55 A33, DSLR A900 A850 A700 A580 A560 A550 A500 A450 A390 A380 A330 A290 A230 (Sony RMT-DSLR1 and RMT-DSLR2 Replacement) + MagicFiber Microfiber Cleaning ClothIt's an IR Remote. « Show Less
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Thanks! This looks great for the Mac, but a PC version (or parallel) would be great. Basically I'm looking for a timed way for a camera to come on a specific hour, and record until another hour, and then rotate the video files. Thoughts?
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There is no perceptible delay in the time, between depressing the small....almost obscure shutter release button and the soft click of the shutter. The single "learning curve" anomaly I found was, becoming accustomed to framing the shot in the rear viewing display. There is a difference however....dependent on the data writing speed of the flash recording card you choose to purchase. It is the size/weight advantage of this quality camera, which I find the most advantageous.