Multi exposure with one click
Posted 31/07/2017 - 19:04
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Sorry I read that page yesterday already.. Am I supposed to read something about executing a multi exposure with one click only?
Posted 31/07/2017 - 20:25
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Yes but I need to keep the button pressed to work
Posted 31/07/2017 - 20:50
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Which of the four options have you used to set the drive mode?
John K
Posted 31/07/2017 - 20:58
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I tried all the possible combinations which one do you suggest me to use? If you mean the second I used that one as well with high speed
Posted 31/07/2017 - 21:30
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Just done it on mine.
You want the next option: Interval composite (the end option) and set the interval, no of shots, and start interval. I have the Composite mode on average but you may want one of the others. Use an appropriate drive mode (start interval). That'll do it!
As I said, page 61 of the manual!
You want the next option: Interval composite (the end option) and set the interval, no of shots, and start interval. I have the Composite mode on average but you may want one of the others. Use an appropriate drive mode (start interval). That'll do it!
As I said, page 61 of the manual!
John K
Posted 31/07/2017 - 21:53
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Yes tried it as well, but the minimal interval is two seconds. That won't cut for long exposure effects as I need the sense of flow motion for the water. I can't understand why I can shoot bracketing with one click but not multi exposure.
Posted 31/07/2017 - 21:55
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Wait now that I think about it the reason must be the buffer size as the number of expositions is not limited. That's a shame.
Edit: still doesn't make sense as I can keep on shooting continuosly with an external trigger
Edit: still doesn't make sense as I can keep on shooting continuosly with an external trigger
Posted 31/07/2017 - 22:15
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It saves each exposure onto the memory card and uses them all to create the composite. It doesn't hold them in onboard memory.
The multi exposures will give the effect of a longer exposure.
The multi exposures will give the effect of a longer exposure.
John K
Posted 31/07/2017 - 22:18
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Thanks it's still not what I needed next time I will need to bring the remote with me. Anyhow I think it still buffers the shoots when used with continuous H shooting.
Posted 31/07/2017 - 22:46
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sebas77 wrote:
Thanks it's still not what I needed next time I will need to bring the remote with me. Anyhow I think it still buffers the shoots when used with continuous H shooting.
Surely that's to be expected. Use a slower rate instead. If its for water shots it won't really make much difference.
Thanks it's still not what I needed next time I will need to bring the remote with me. Anyhow I think it still buffers the shoots when used with continuous H shooting.
John K
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