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Hello,
Hopefully someone can help, I've searched over the forum and not found any similar issues
I'm currently using a Nikon D3200 and SHOOT MC-DC2 Intervalometer for time-lapse,
Unfortunately each time I have issues with interval accuracy, If I use a 4 second interval (No "delay" or "long set) I end up with 4 seconds but also around 10-20% of the photos taken have 5 second intervervals between them
The same occurs with 6 seconds, I have around 10-20% of the intervals are 7 seconds.
I've tried longer and shorter exposures and intervals but I always have differences in interval
I thought it may have been the intervalometer, therefore I've tried a few apps triggering photos using IR, unfortunately I still see the same issue, its actually worse slightly, with +/- 1 second from target
Has anyone else had any similar issues?
I understand this isn't the newest of cameras, but would like to know if there's a fix or anyone else has any experience with this
Many thanks,
Seb
Hopefully someone can help, I've searched over the forum and not found any similar issues
I'm currently using a Nikon D3200 and SHOOT MC-DC2 Intervalometer for time-lapse,
Unfortunately each time I have issues with interval accuracy, If I use a 4 second interval (No "delay" or "long set) I end up with 4 seconds but also around 10-20% of the photos taken have 5 second intervervals between them
The same occurs with 6 seconds, I have around 10-20% of the intervals are 7 seconds.
I've tried longer and shorter exposures and intervals but I always have differences in interval
I thought it may have been the intervalometer, therefore I've tried a few apps triggering photos using IR, unfortunately I still see the same issue, its actually worse slightly, with +/- 1 second from target
Has anyone else had any similar issues?
I understand this isn't the newest of cameras, but would like to know if there's a fix or anyone else has any experience with this
Many thanks,
Seb