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Can my canon 350d is set to take a photo every minute?

I'm looking for film work I'm doing, but I want to make a short video of what they publish on its website. I do vehicle wraps, and vinyl color change of a Ferrari and take a few days. I wanted to my camera to take a photo every few minutes so you can put them together to make a speeded up version of it. Can this be done with a Canon 350D? or will have to use a video camera? I do not want to keep pushing the camera in case it moves and pull shot. The Thanks again, any help is appreciated:)

The 350D does not do it on their own. You need a timing device that connects to the camera. The continuation of Amazon will let you set the interval two minutes you want and repeat indefinitely. You can also stop the clock when, for example, to sleep or eat, or, well, you get the idea. Is in a long cable to the time set the camera on a solid tripod, then it will not change when you change the timer settings. You have to think of lighting network camera and the battery will last not too long. Camera setting with a fairly low resolution and only have limited space in the memory card – 640 x 480 (VGA) is good enough for most video and get several thousand on a 2 GB card. In a shot every two minutes, the video final show spend 48 minutes every second. If you're working on it, say, ten hours a day, a day pass in the video for about 12 seconds. In a shot of a minute, the final video will show 24 minutes passed every ten hours, the second in about 25 seconds. In a shot every 30 seconds, the final video will show 12 minutes pass each second ten hours passed in about 50 seconds. Whatever you do, first try to advance and make sure there is enough space on the memory card so the camera does not run a few hours before it ends. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Timer-Remote-switch-Pentax-RS-60N3/ dp/B001C6JYSA/ref = sr_1_1? ie = UTF8 & s = electronics and qid = 1270054824 & SR = 1.8

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