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Recording menu

INTERVAL

The interval mode makes a series of still images over a period of

time, similar to time-lapse photography.

Set the drive-mode dial to the single-frame advance position (p.

56) before opening the menu. Highlight “setup” in the interval

option in section 3 on the recording menu and press the central

button of the controller to open the setup screen.

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Use the up/down keys or front control dial to select the

parameter to change.

Use the left/right keys or rear control dial to adjust the

parameter.

Press the central button of the controller to complete the

operation.

Confirm the recording menu settings, highlight the start option,

and press the central button of the controller to put the camera in

the interval recording mode.

The interval indicator appears on the monitor.

After mounting the camera on a tripod, compose the image so that

the subject area falls within the focus frames; the camera sets the

focus, exposure, and white balance, and charges the flash just

before each exposure.

Confirm the memory card has enough storage capacity for the series by comparing the number of

frames in the interval series with the number of recordable images displayed on the frame counter.

Image size and quality settings can be changed to increase the number of pictures that can be

saved on the memory card.

Continuous AF can be used. To override the automatic systems, use manual focus (p. 52), manual

exposure (p. 44), and preset or custom white balance (p. 60).

Press the shutter-release button to begin the series. During the interval series, the monitor is turned

off between exposures to conserve power. The access lamp glows when an image is being

recorded.

The camera stops recording and resets to the first frame when the series is complete or when the

memory card is full. The use of an AC adapter is recommended when recording with long intervals

or a large number of frames. To cancel the interval series, turn off the camera or press the shutter-

release button partway down.

Interval indicator

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