Digital camera self timer multiple shots?
hi,can anyone tell me if there is a compact digital camera that can take multiple shots when on self timer please ?
peter
Answers:
I just bought the Kodak Z612 and it has multiple self timer shots! only 3 though! lol! it takes 1 pic after 10 secs and the second after 8 secs and the 3rd after 8 secs!
Is it to photo multiple orgasms, if yes I have just the one.
Canon Powershot
No it can take
but u can consult the book provided with product to know
about it
but usually it can't
I don't think that a camera can do that but there is this thing called burst mode where a camera can take like 10 pictures in 10 sec. without you even pressing the button you take pictures with. I have a Canon Powershot A540 and it's pretty good at doing that. You may want to get that =}.
If you are requiring several shots I would say to buy a camera that has a remote control. Some compacts do have this feature, that would be the only way without having to buy a SLR and then you would have to buy a timer remote control.
My Nikon digital hybrid can use the Nikon remote control which has things like time-lapse, delay, etc. This would be the only way to do it on a Nikon as far as I'm aware, but it sounds like some people have found compact digitals with a built in function to do just this.
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peter
Answers:
I just bought the Kodak Z612 and it has multiple self timer shots! only 3 though! lol! it takes 1 pic after 10 secs and the second after 8 secs and the 3rd after 8 secs!
Is it to photo multiple orgasms, if yes I have just the one.
Canon Powershot
No it can take
but u can consult the book provided with product to know
about it
but usually it can't
I don't think that a camera can do that but there is this thing called burst mode where a camera can take like 10 pictures in 10 sec. without you even pressing the button you take pictures with. I have a Canon Powershot A540 and it's pretty good at doing that. You may want to get that =}.
If you are requiring several shots I would say to buy a camera that has a remote control. Some compacts do have this feature, that would be the only way without having to buy a SLR and then you would have to buy a timer remote control.
My Nikon digital hybrid can use the Nikon remote control which has things like time-lapse, delay, etc. This would be the only way to do it on a Nikon as far as I'm aware, but it sounds like some people have found compact digitals with a built in function to do just this.
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