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October 21st 04, 04:47 PM
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Time lapse photography...
Are there any sub-$1000 cameras that have an actual time lapse option,
or the equivalent of a movie mode where the interval between shots can be varied? Thanks Rod 
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October 21st 04, 05:32 PM
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The upcoming Nikon Coolpix 8800 is advertized to have both a movie and
non-movie time lapse capability. However, it is only a few pennies less than $1000. Nikon also sells a remote shutter release cord with a time lapse feature for some of its other Coolpix models including the 5700 and 8700, possibly others. The biggest problem is that the minimum interval on the 8800 is 30 seconds between shots, and on the others I think it is two minutes. "Rod J" wrote in message om... Are there any sub-$1000 cameras that have an actual time lapse option, or the equivalent of a movie mode where the interval between shots can be varied? Thanks Rod
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October 21st 04, 05:32 PM
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The upcoming Nikon Coolpix 8800 is advertized to have both a movie and
non-movie time lapse capability. However, it is only a few pennies less than $1000. Nikon also sells a remote shutter release cord with a time lapse feature for some of its other Coolpix models including the 5700 and 8700, possibly others. The biggest problem is that the minimum interval on the 8800 is 30 seconds between shots, and on the others I think it is two minutes. "Rod J" wrote in message om... Are there any sub-$1000 cameras that have an actual time lapse option, or the equivalent of a movie mode where the interval between shots can be varied? Thanks Rod
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October 21st 04, 05:32 PM
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The upcoming Nikon Coolpix 8800 is advertized to have both a movie and
non-movie time lapse capability. However, it is only a few pennies less than $1000. Nikon also sells a remote shutter release cord with a time lapse feature for some of its other Coolpix models including the 5700 and 8700, possibly others. The biggest problem is that the minimum interval on the 8800 is 30 seconds between shots, and on the others I think it is two minutes. "Rod J" wrote in message om... Are there any sub-$1000 cameras that have an actual time lapse option, or the equivalent of a movie mode where the interval between shots can be varied? Thanks Rod
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October 21st 04, 07:30 PM
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"Cooter" wrote in message ... The upcoming Nikon Coolpix 8800 is advertized to have both a movie and non-movie time lapse capability. However, it is only a few pennies less than $1000. Nikon also sells a remote shutter release cord with a time lapse feature for some of its other Coolpix models including the 5700 and 8700, possibly others. The biggest problem is that the minimum interval on the 8800 is 30 seconds between shots, and on the others I think it is two minutes. those that can connect direct to a pc and download directly such as the minolta a1 can do timelapse i believe.
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October 21st 04, 07:30 PM
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"Cooter" wrote in message ... The upcoming Nikon Coolpix 8800 is advertized to have both a movie and non-movie time lapse capability. However, it is only a few pennies less than $1000. Nikon also sells a remote shutter release cord with a time lapse feature for some of its other Coolpix models including the 5700 and 8700, possibly others. The biggest problem is that the minimum interval on the 8800 is 30 seconds between shots, and on the others I think it is two minutes. those that can connect direct to a pc and download directly such as the minolta a1 can do timelapse i believe.
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October 21st 04, 08:02 PM
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 18:30:17 GMT, "Mr Jessop"
wrote: "Cooter" wrote in message m... The upcoming Nikon Coolpix 8800 is advertized to have both a movie and non-movie time lapse capability. However, it is only a few pennies less than $1000. Nikon also sells a remote shutter release cord with a time lapse feature for some of its other Coolpix models including the 5700 and 8700, possibly others. The biggest problem is that the minimum interval on the 8800 is 30 seconds between shots, and on the others I think it is two minutes. those that can connect direct to a pc and download directly such as the minolta a1 can do timelapse i believe. :-) I can just imagine some guy setting up a DSLR and a laptop at a building site to so some time-lapse. Three frames into to the project and - wham - someone steals the kit. -- Owamanga!
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October 21st 04, 08:02 PM
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 18:30:17 GMT, "Mr Jessop"
wrote: "Cooter" wrote in message m... The upcoming Nikon Coolpix 8800 is advertized to have both a movie and non-movie time lapse capability. However, it is only a few pennies less than $1000. Nikon also sells a remote shutter release cord with a time lapse feature for some of its other Coolpix models including the 5700 and 8700, possibly others. The biggest problem is that the minimum interval on the 8800 is 30 seconds between shots, and on the others I think it is two minutes. those that can connect direct to a pc and download directly such as the minolta a1 can do timelapse i believe. :-) I can just imagine some guy setting up a DSLR and a laptop at a building site to so some time-lapse. Three frames into to the project and - wham - someone steals the kit. -- Owamanga!
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#9
October 21st 04, 08:52 PM
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Olympus C70ZOOM - '2 to 99 shots with interval of 1 to 60min...'
http://www.olympus.co.uk/consumer/di...?id=C%2D70ZOOM "Rod J" wrote in message om... Are there any sub-$1000 cameras that have an actual time lapse option, or the equivalent of a movie mode where the interval between shots can be varied? Thanks Rod
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October 21st 04, 08:52 PM
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Olympus C70ZOOM - '2 to 99 shots with interval of 1 to 60min...'
http://www.olympus.co.uk/consumer/di...?id=C%2D70ZOOM "Rod J" wrote in message om... Are there any sub-$1000 cameras that have an actual time lapse option, or the equivalent of a movie mode where the interval between shots can be varied? Thanks Rod
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