Nikon D700 Mode D'Emploi
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❚❚Interrupting Interval Timer Photography
Interval timer shooting will end automatically if the battery is
exhausted. Interval timer photography can also be ended by:
exhausted. Interval timer photography can also be ended by:
• Selecting Start > Off in the interval timer menu
• Performing a two button reset (pg. 196)
• Selecting Reset shooting menu in the shooting menu (pg. 271)
• Changing bracketing settings (pg. 130)
Normal shooting will resume when interval timer photography
ends.
Normal shooting will resume when interval timer photography
ends.
❚❚No Photograph
Photographs will not be taken if the previous photograph has yet
to be taken, the memory buffer or memory card is full, or the
camera is unable to focus in single-servo AF (note that the camera
focuses again before each shot).
to be taken, the memory buffer or memory card is full, or the
camera is unable to focus in single-servo AF (note that the camera
focuses again before each shot).
A
Release Mode
Regardless of the release mode selected, the camera will take the
specified number of shots at each interval. In C
specified number of shots at each interval. In C
H
(continuous high speed)
mode, photographs will be taken at a rate of up to 5 shots per second. In S
(single frame) and C
(single frame) and C
L
(continuous low-speed) modes, photographs will be
taken at the rate chosen for Custom Setting d4 (CL mode shooting
speed, pg.
299
).
A
Using the Monitor
Pictures can be played back and shooting and menu settings can be
adjusted freely while interval timer photography is in progress. The
monitor will turn off automatically about four seconds before each
interval.
adjusted freely while interval timer photography is in progress. The
monitor will turn off automatically about four seconds before each
interval.