Looking for P/S intervalometer
Apr 14, 2014 07:58:05 #
Does anyone know of any point and shoot cameras that have a built in intervalometer?
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.
Apr 14, 2014 08:27:21 #
If you are considering doing time lapse videos, Brinno has a line of relatively inexpensive cameras that could suit your needs.
Apr 14, 2014 08:32:54 #
ottopj
Loc: Annapolis, MD USA
Check the first article out about halfway down where they mention Nikon and a Samsung P&S.
This may help, too: http://www.untamedscience.com/filmmaking/advanced-filmmaking/time-lapse-photography-guide/
Hope this is what you ere looking for.
http://www.polepixie.com/intervalometer-cameras.cfm
From google: point and shoot cameras that have a built in intervalometer
This may help, too: http://www.untamedscience.com/filmmaking/advanced-filmmaking/time-lapse-photography-guide/
Hope this is what you ere looking for.
http://www.polepixie.com/intervalometer-cameras.cfm
From google: point and shoot cameras that have a built in intervalometer
Apr 15, 2014 11:23:16 #
Apr 15, 2014 14:37:06 #
[quote=banjonut]Does anyone know of any point and shoot cameras that have a built in intervalometer?
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.[/quote
An man I met at a photography workshop had a Leica SLR 5 that was equipped ! He set it up and photographed 5 moons on a single frame ! Really neat ! That camera was way out of my budget !!
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.[/quote
An man I met at a photography workshop had a Leica SLR 5 that was equipped ! He set it up and photographed 5 moons on a single frame ! Really neat ! That camera was way out of my budget !!
Apr 16, 2014 13:24:13 #
banjonut wrote:
Does anyone know of any point and shoot cameras that have a built in intervalometer?
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.
If you already have a P/S with a remote shutter control jack you could probably find one similar to this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Neewer-LCD-Timer-Shutter-Release-Remote-Control-Cord-RS-60E3-for-Canon-Cameras-/191015891298?pt=Camera_Camcorder_Remotes&hash=item2c796f3162
I bought mine while I lived in China, but it is very similar to this. It works well with my Canon G11. They make them for Nikon and other brands as well.
The biggest drawback to mine is that there is no on/off switch so I have to remove the battery (mine uses a 2032, but some use 2xAAA batteries).
Apr 16, 2014 14:24:46 #
Oldpanda wrote:
If you already have a P/S with a remote shutter co... (show quote)
Thanks for the reply. I'm still looking I need something very light. My plan was to attach it to the bottom of my quadcopter. I do have the remote you are talking about, in Nikon flavor. Takes AAA batteries. It also does not have an off switch. I gave up worrying about it long ago. The batteries last at least for several years. After all, it is mainly a clock when it isn't actually at work.
Apr 16, 2014 16:17:56 #
[quote=paccmps][quote=banjonut]Does anyone know of any point and shoot cameras that have a built in intervalometer?
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.[/quote
An man I met at a photography workshop had a Leica SLR 5 that was equipped ! He set it up and photographed 5 moons on a single frame ! Really neat ! That camera was way out of my budget !![/quote]
The Leica program is just schedule time between shots. The camera will turn itself on - make the shot and shut down until the next time for next shot. saves on battery
I have searched on Amazon and came up empty.[/quote
An man I met at a photography workshop had a Leica SLR 5 that was equipped ! He set it up and photographed 5 moons on a single frame ! Really neat ! That camera was way out of my budget !![/quote]
The Leica program is just schedule time between shots. The camera will turn itself on - make the shot and shut down until the next time for next shot. saves on battery
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