Im also buying the timer remote also for the 40d so it can take a bunch of shots with the timer whislt in AEB and all i have todo is rotate the camera and that will shoot away with little interferance from me
IDPlease wrote:the remote will be useful for when the camera is on top of a pole saves me carrying step ladders aroundbut more for the timer function, set the remote to auto capture the scene every 30 seconds for example in AEB mode then i rotate the pole. be intresting to see time lapse too.
Self Timer
Just like the self timer on your camera. Except where most Canon bodies offer either a 2 second delay or a 10 second delay, the TC-80N3 allows you to set any delay (in 1 second increments) up to 99 hours, 99 minutes and 99 seconds. Let's call it 100 hours. That's just over 4 days!
Interval Timer
The Interval Timer can be set to any time period up to 100 hours as well. If you set it to 10 minutes, for example, one exposure will be taken every 10 minutes until either the film runs out or the Exposure Count limit has been reached.
Long Exposure
This one is easy. It allows you to take time exposures up to (you guessed it) 100 hours in length.
Exposure Count
This fourth and final setting permits you to set the number of exposures that will be taken, up to a total 99. If you set it to 3 exposures you can combine it with an EOS body's auto-bracketing capability.
Self Timer
Just like the self timer on your camera. Except where most Canon bodies offer either a 2 second delay or a 10 second delay, the TC-80N3 allows you to set any delay (in 1 second increments) up to 99 hours, 99 minutes and 99 seconds. Let's call it 100 hours. That's just over 4 days!
Interval Timer
The Interval Timer can be set to any time period up to 100 hours as well. If you set it to 10 minutes, for example, one exposure will be taken every 10 minutes until either the film runs out or the Exposure Count limit has been reached.
Long Exposure
This one is easy. It allows you to take time exposures up to (you guessed it) 100 hours in length.
Exposure Count
This fourth and final setting permits you to set the number of exposures that will be taken, up to a total 99. If you set it to 3 exposures you can combine it with an EOS body's auto-bracketing capability.
What situation would you need a delay of more than 10sec?
For most of the time the card will run out sooner hence this is best achieved with a laptop connected & the canon remote capture software can do same too.
Exposure Count
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