Can this camera do time lapse or are the only settings programmed time and day or motion?
822375
This camera has several options for taking pictures and video. There is motion based video and photo and also fieldscanx2 which is a set time time lapse capture.For motion based you can set the time lapse between shots (1 sec-60 mins) and number of photos (1, 2, 3) and for video you can set anywhere from 1 sec-60 secs at a time.The fieldscanx2 allows you set up to two times per a day to take shots even when there is no morion to trigger the camera.
822376
This camera has several options for taking pictures and video. There is motion based video and photo and also fieldscanx2 which is a set time time lapse capture. For motion based you can set the time lapse between shots (1 sec-60 mins) and number of photos (1, 2, 3) and for video you can set anywhere from 1 sec-60 secs at a time. The fieldscanx2 allows you set up to two times per a day to take shots even when there is no morion to trigger the camera.
1327788
No, to do time lapse photography you will need to purchase a remote timer which is sold separately as canon or third party brand model.
273453
Yes, this camera has a self timer. You can do this in the camera by exiting the easy mode, and pressing the button at a 9 O'clock position.
1994798
Yes, it has several time lapse options. It can capture a frame every 1s, 5s, 10s, 20s, and 30s, I believe.
1734739
you can format for 24 hrs. But the time lapse will be from 1 to 60 minutes per hr. It looks like that is the only way it is in sleep mode unless something triggers it during that time. I leave mine on 24/7 and check it every third day with good pics if anything trips it.
459991
The camera does have a time lapse mode. This is the description from http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/DMC-TS25R"Time Lapse ShotHave you ever wanted to capture a flower blooming, or clouds floating across the sky? The Time Lapse Shot feature on the DMC-TS25 gives you the creative control to set the start time, interval for taking the images, and the number of pictures to shoot. Once that is set, the camera will automatically record the images without you."
1398167
The camera has neither a flash nor infrared. Indeed, it is not designed to work in the dark, nor to be triggered by motion, as it works as a time-lapse surveillance of a plot or area. It takes an image every 5 or 10 seconds (or longer intervals can be set). I set mine to film 2 hours after sunrise, and again about two hour before sunset.
1657522
yes ... the camera has a delay / self timer ... works very well ... I have used it many times ... easy to set up
25026
I don't think it does lapse time however, if you go to the Fugifilm web site and check out the FinePix XP200, that may answer this question for you or others that you may have regarding the camera. I only use it as a point and shoot.
1494312
nope. This doesn't do time ie. is not a stop watch. It only counts "times of something/laps".
917041
The short answer is NO! Good solid, entry level slider. Works well for my purposes. I don't use it for time lapse. I shoot time lapse on a fixed tripod with an intervalometer. If I was going to use a slider for time lapse it would have to be motorized and more professional grade than this unit.
1662275
Yes, the camera can be programmed to trigger recording based on the motion. depending on activity, 32g can last you from couple weeks to the full month or more. Hope this helps. Its a great unity - however, I have the same one with the TV unit, its a bit easier to manage the cameras.
1430820
Yea you can use it for time lapse, this remote has some incredible features!
1879085
not sure what you mean by time lapse but you can probably download a pdf version of the owners manual from the panasonic web site. i was pleased with the battery life. on the rafting trip shot 50-100 pix a day turning camera on and off all day long + videos on no more than one charge. recharge is fairly quick and you can buy spare batteries online.
1428167
No. The camera will capture images when the sensor is tripped. You can adjust the sensitivity of the settings, but you cannot program it to only capture images at certain times or on certain days.
1169534
This remote is not programmable in a way that you could do conventional time lapse photography. Unless you was timing yourself and pushing the shutter button every time. A conventional corded interval remote would be best for time lapse. There are several inexpensive options on Amazon for interval remotes.
695864
Yes. But beware that like any digital camera, short interval time lapse requires a lot of memory space and will put a significant demand on the power supply. I would suggest an external battery or solar panel if you want to do this. I tried mine on 5 second time lapse overnight and burned up a new set of batteries in a few hours.