Using the Art Time Lapse mode
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Extended functions
Example of Art Time Lapse recording
Timeline
Total time for recording
Recording interval
Time for recording on the
storage media (a video clip of
Art Time Lapse REC)
The Art Time Lapse function records image frames at a predefined
interval over the total recording time to produce a
time-lapse video.
Art Time Lapse is useful for filming the following subjects:
Blooming flowers
A bird building a nest
Clouds rolling by in the sky
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During Art Time Lapse recording, the Super C.Nite function does not work.
Art Time Lapse recording is turned off once recording is finished. To start another Art Time Lapse mode, repeat steps 1 to 7.
30 captured images compose a video of 1 second length. Since the minimum length of a video that your camcorder can save is one second, the interval
defines the total minimum recording time for the Art Time Lapse mode. For example, if you set the interval to 5 Sec, you need to set the recording time for
the Art Time Lapse mode to at least 2 minutes and 30 seconds to record a minimum video length of 1 second (30 images).
You cannot pause recording during Time lapse recording.
Audio is not recorded during Art Time Lapse recording. (Audio is recorded only during Jumping recording in Art Time Lapse mode.)
The maximum video file size is 1.8GB. When a video file exceeds 1.8GB, a new video file is created automatically.
We recommend using the power adaptor instead of the battery for Art Time Lapse.
If the battery charge is exhausted during Art Time Lapse recording, the camcorder saves recording up to that point and switches to standby mode. After a
while, it displays a warning message, and then turns off automatically.
If the storage media becomes full during Art Time Lapse recording, the camcorder switches to the standby mode after saving the recording up to the
maximum memory available.
During Art Time Lapse recording, the Switch Grip function does not work.
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