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Operating the Camera Shutter from a Computer 3/4

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Chapter 3 What You Can Do with a Camera Connected Operating the Camera Shutter from a Computer (3/4) Other Remote Shooting Features ■ Interval Timer Shooting Interval timer shooting is the method of capturing images in which a set number of frames is recorded at set intervals of time. Click the [Edit] menu in the RemoteCapture Task window and select [Interval Timer Shooting]. Click [OK] in the warning message to open the window shown to the left. Set the values and click [Start] to start shooting. The interval may be set to a range from 5 seconds to 60 minutes. REFERENCE • You may not be able to record at the set interval if it is too short for the camera to transfer and save the image data. ■ Timer Shooting Timer shooting is the method by which a single image is recorded after a set number of seconds. Click the [Edit] menu in the RemoteCapture Task window and select [Timer Shooting] to open a window like the one shown here. Set the number of seconds for the delay and click [Start]. The timer may be set to a range from 2 seconds to 30 seconds. 35 ImageBrowser Software User Guide ■ Saving and Recalling Shooting Settings You can save the current zoom settings and the settings in the "Field angle/flash" and "Shooting settings" tabs by clicking the [File] menu in the RemoteCapture Task window and selecting [Save Shooting Settings]. Later when you wish to recall those settings, click the [File] menu in the RemoteCapture Task window and select [Batch Shooting Settings]. ■ Displaying the Subject in the Camera's LCD Monitor You can use the camera's LCD monitor or a television connected to the camera to view the subject while shooting remotely. Click the [File] menu in the RemoteCapture Task window and select [Camera Display Settings] to open a window like the one shown here. Select [Video Out terminal] or [Camera's LCD monitor] and click [OK]. REFERENCE • See your Camera User Guide for information about connecting the camera to a TV.

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ImageBrowser Software User Guide
Chapter 3
What You Can Do with a
Camera Connected
Operating the Camera Shutter from a Computer (3/4)
Other Remote Shooting Features
■
Interval Timer Shooting
Interval timer shooting is the method of capturing images in
which a set number of frames is recorded at set intervals of time.
Click the [Edit] menu in the
RemoteCapture Task window and
select [Interval Timer Shooting]. Click
[OK] in the warning message to open
the window shown to the left. Set
the values and click [Start] to start
shooting. The interval may be set to a
range from 5 seconds to 60 minutes.
REFERENCE
•
You may not be able to record at the set interval if it is too short
for the camera to transfer and save the image data.
■
Timer Shooting
Timer shooting is the method by which a single image is
recorded after a set number of seconds.
Click the [Edit] menu in the
RemoteCapture Task window and
select [Timer Shooting] to open a
window like the one shown here.
Set the number of seconds for the
delay and click [Start]. The timer may
be set to a range from 2 seconds to
30 seconds.
■
Saving and Recalling Shooting Settings
You can save the current zoom settings and the settings in the
“Field angle/flash” and “Shooting settings” tabs by clicking the
[File] menu in the RemoteCapture Task window and selecting
[Save Shooting Settings].
Later when you wish to recall those settings, click the [File]
menu in the RemoteCapture Task window and select [Batch
Shooting Settings].
■
Displaying the Subject in the Camera’s LCD Monitor
You can use the camera’s LCD monitor or a television
connected to the camera to view the subject while shooting
remotely.
Click the [File] menu in the
RemoteCapture Task window
and select [Camera Display
Settings] to open a window like
the one shown here.
Select [Video Out terminal] or [Camera’s LCD monitor] and click
[OK].
REFERENCE
•
See your
Camera User Guide
for information about connecting
the camera to a TV.