can you manually control video exposure
1615999
All the early reviews so far have mentioned that they give you full Program, Aperture priority, Shutter priority, and Manual options when shooting video. They even let you use scene effect modes like monochrome while shooting video.So yes, manual controls for video are available. The only limitation I have heard with video (besides no audio-in jack) is that the in-camera Image Stabilization feature is disabled while shooting video. Using a lens that has it's own image stabilization works as expected though.
1616000
A note on the manual video functionality - The camera only has full manual exposure lockdown when the mode dial is set to Video and the shooting mode is set to M in the video menu. If you are in any of the other positions of the mode dial and press the red video button to start a video recording, the camera will automatically set ISO to AUTO, effectively disabling manual exposure for video recording, even if you have the camera set to full manual everything, including ISO.
1616001
All the early reviews so far have mentioned that they give you full Program, Aperture priority, Shutter priority, and Manual options when shooting video. They even let you use scene effect modes like monochrome while shooting video. So yes, manual controls for video are available. The only limitation I have heard with video (besides no audio-in jack) is that the in-camera Image Stabilization feature is disabled while shooting video. Using a lens that has it's own image stabilization works as expected though.
1884067
yes, I'm currently setup for it to do that, completely without pc.it can set schedule and sensitivity for motion detection and email themit also have a web interface which is 200% better than the app it come with in the cd.however its motion detection is software based, so it'll misfire frequently when there's change in lighting, or camera pan, etc
765331
Yes, it allows you to make your own adjustments manually, this includes shutter speed, iso and many other functions.
1876749
Not directly. You need an external interval timer to do that. You could use this to trigger a multiple exposure, but not as an interval timer. You could hack it together with something like an Arduino to make it into an interval timer. Then you would set the camera up for multiple exposure and use your make shift interval timer to do this.
47413
Yes you can manually lock a file by pressing the menu button while the camera is recording
282633
Yes you can set the exposure time.According to the directions from 0sec to 99hr 59min 59s (in one sec increments)
136305
I have been trying to do that same thing. Some scenes get messed up by the auto-exposure. A couple steps down in the settings you can change how bright or dark the picture is but that pesky auto-exposure is still active. Let's hope if they ever put up another firmware update that they include that functionality like when they added the timer function.
535560
Yes. It's totally compatible with all cameras which has manual control of exposure.
1759697
Video is accessed by pushing on a red button on the top of the camera. You can have the mode dial set to any of the modes-- including shutter-priority-- but I'm not sure if it really makes a difference or if, once video is engaged, it has its own setting. You might try going to a Panasonic website and posing that question there.
390112
If by manual you mean manual flash exposure setting than yes. I am not sure what you mean by led powered.
841877
The Auto mode attempts to do this automatically (see manual page 44) but you can also control it directly by using Shutter Priority mode with a speed above 1/250. See manual page 49.
1919746
Check in the Menu to verify the "Function Lever" is set to either "Auto" or "Zoom". It can be set to exposure only.
2134113
Depends on the camera. If you're useing ND filters and manually setting your stop then yes. But if the camera is auto setting the exposure then it's a really expensive useless peice of equipment.
1150741
Yes. The camera can be set to automatically record when motion is sensed by the camera.
2103473
Indirectly, yes. In manual mode with the shutter set to bulb, change release mode to remote. Press remote button to start the exposure, press again to stop.
656286
you can trigger it remotely, but it can't be used in E-TTL mode in that case (ie. you lose communication with the camera) unless it's connected with an off-camera cable that supports E-TTL. If you have a light meter or are comfortable setting up exposure manually it's not a big deal.
899102
No this can be adjusted manually while installing, but no real adjustment short of taking the cover off and re adjusting from scratch. These are good cameras if the auto adjust is not required.