Actually, most of that time is used by thecamera to take a second "black" image to be a map to where the hot pixels are to subtract them from the image you are taking.
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Actually, most of that time is used by thecamera to take a second "black" image to be a map to where the hot pixels are to subtract them from the image you are taking.
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There is a shutter release mode which has the anti-shock delay for single shot and burst (denoted by a diamond symbol beside the rectangle icon). Seems like this is missing in the manual, can't find it. So in burst mode with the anti-shock, it acts like an very limited intervalometer (for short intervals).
PS : Oh, you'll need to set the anti-shock to "ON" first, before those shutter release options are available.
PS : Oh, you'll need to set the anti-shock to "ON" first, before those shutter release options are available.
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Did a quite test 2 nights ago, images are cropped
With NR Off for long exposure, can see lots of white spots
With NR On for long exposure, much lesser white spots
Also tried Live Time bulb mode, while painting with my phone as light source, the lcd displayed the initial drawing and lagging towards the end. Thus cannot see the full word drawn on lcd screen before shutter closed.
With NR Off for long exposure, can see lots of white spots
With NR On for long exposure, much lesser white spots
Also tried Live Time bulb mode, while painting with my phone as light source, the lcd displayed the initial drawing and lagging towards the end. Thus cannot see the full word drawn on lcd screen before shutter closed.
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