Is there any feature provided in this camcorder for taking timelapse automatically?
375136
Hi Salem, apparently this Sony Camcorder doesn't support or have time lapse feature. -Ely
375137
Most modern cameras do, but to be sure go to the Sony website and download the manual.
2077088
no software. firmware built in. you can have it email when motion is detected. motion detection not foolproof. if I were to buy another camera I would probably not buy foscam
475638
I believe one can program in time lapse photography at various pre-set time intervals through nr16setup firmware setup. rcgroups.com has a forum dedicated to the 808 #16. There is a wealth of information contained there.
1468108
I have not used the time lapse function but I am sure that you cannot power the device via USB while actually recording. It is battery or nothing. I reduce the quality of my video and my battery is good for 2.5 to 3.0 hours. If that works for you, than this is a good buy. If not, than there are better options for your purpose.
957658
This is a completely manual camera. There are no automatic settings on this specific model.
349106
I have no idea since I haven't used time lapse with it. Your best option would be to ask Panasonic.
561304
I have tried some of the time lapse functionality and yes, it does. You set the interval, and the number of times you want to trigger the shutter. It does the rest.
920759
yes you can adjust recorded time when triggered by motion and it does record
1468094
If you want to make a time lapse go for a http://www.amazon.com/JVC-GZ-E200BUS1080p-Everio-Digital-CameraVideo/dp/B006NT43IW/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top A camera with wonderfull video and cheap If you want to take picture with a camera not expensive go for canon t3 or t3i or even t5i Much more satisfaction fo your money. Guarantee Forget about panasonic
2235592
It only has a shutter button and a two second delay. If you want something for time lapse photography this probably isn't it.
475640
Yes, I believe that it can be programmed for time lapse photography at pre-set time intervals through existing firmware. I use it on my quadcopter.
1290468
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.
354069
It displays a clock (which I've found to be very inaccurate), and it's how you program the intervalometer. That's the bit that allow you to do time lapse photography, or take a sequence of 3 photos, 15 seconds from now - i.e. automatic, timed shutter release. Programming instructions have been posted here somewhere, but I've not used it yet.
277239
No it doesn't. It's a very very simple camcorder that gives you 60 mins and once it's up, you'll have to either stop recording or load it onto a computer.
935133
I would say definitely YES. What I like about it is you can use it in the function mode that only takes pictures when motion triggers it to take pictures, or you can use it in the "time lapse" mode which will take pictures at intervals that you set (10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, etc.). I like setting on the mode that takes pics using both modes, triggered by motion and time lapse every few seconds. I also like that you can use a "Python" master lock and cable to lock the Primos Truth Cam to a tree or post so it cannot be stolen.
2174913
Yes set the camera on "Self timer: 10 second/ Remote control" (it's where you can set the continuous shutter feature.) You can do the same with video. It's great!!!
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.