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PHOTOGRAPHY ▸ SHOOTING MODES
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Notes
• The use of autofocus in interval shooting may result in not all
exposures having their focus on the same object.
• The camera may switch off and on again if “Auto power off” is set
and no other camera operation occurs between the individual
shots.
• Interval shooting over an extended period of time in a cold loca-
tion or in a place with high temperature and humidity may result
in malfunctions.
• Interval shooting will be interrupted or canceled in the following
situations:
– if the battery is depleted
– if the camera is switched off
Make sure to check the battery for sufficient charge.
• Interrupted or canceled interval shooting can be resumed by
switching the camera off, replacing the battery or memory card
as needed and then switching the camera back on. A prompt will
be displayed on screen if the camera is switched off and on again
while the
Interval Shooting shooting function is active.
• The interval function remains active after the shoot, and also
after the camera is switched off and on again, until another
shooting mode (Drive Mode) is set.
• Availability of the interval function does not mean that the camera
is suitable for use as a monitoring device.
• Regardless of how many frames were taken in a series, the last
image in the series, or the last image saved on the memory card
while the saving process is ongoing, will be displayed first in both
review modes.
• The shots of an interval shooting are marked with
in review
mode.
• The camera may under some circumstances be unable to take
good pictures. That may happen if, for example, focusing was
unsuccessful. In that case, the camera will not take a picture and
the series will continue with the next interval. The message Some
Frames are dropped appears on screen.
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