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In reply to Post #2119
ah i see. with my g3 i always used a cheapo wireless remote which i could focus and then trigger 10 shots using the self timer. ive only just discovered this time lapse. itsm different that it autmaticall focuses each shot ?
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In reply to Post #2118
No it doesn't, just the self timer that locks focus when you push the shutter button, not much use for self takes 
I got an intervalometer on Amazon for 20 quid, works very well
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In reply to Post #2116
duggs. in the record menu. look for timelapse. you might have it.
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In reply to Post #2115
Oldfletch click here Not sure if it's any use.
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In reply to Post #2114
It's a shame they didn't put one in the g5 too!
oldfletch Have you tried fuji's website?
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In reply to Post #2114
hi all help needed,i have a fuji s20 pro.but i have lost the software would any body know where i can download it free of charge.
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In reply to Post #2070
intervalometer or intervelometer
however its spelt. after reading our Ken mention it a few times. I googled the term.
Then i checked to see if there is one that work with My panasonic lumix G6. Suprise. it has a built in one
up to 9999 shots over 24 hours from half a sec to 10 minutes apparently.
Should be enough for 3 fish a year LOL
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In reply to Post #1000
If i wanted to take shots of star trails with a building or tree in foreground, how do i achieve this if my camera is pointing towards the stars? do i take a picture of the building / tree first? then adjust camera to the stars? Does anyone know the best settings for camera, i have a canon eos 600d, and any nice dark places out in the sticks near crystal palace to achieve these kind of pictures.
Thanks in advance
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In reply to Post #2111
Nice pic Paul, pin sharp! 
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In reply to Post #2104
could it be the autofocus area is set for multi point and not centre point?
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In reply to Post #2107
lovely you have certainly brought the colour out 
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In reply to Post #2104
Just wondered were you using live view
I have found the focusing in live view on my D5100 is very poor in low light.
I have tried using 3 sets of led torches and found this is not enough.
Though not in live view focusing through the lens should be ok with a torch
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One for Pete P.
Click for full version
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In reply to Post #2104
Most SLR's struggle to focus in the dark but if you had a decent head torch pointed at you it should have found focus.
Has the lens been switched to MF (Manual focus) rather than AF (Auto focus)?
Could condensation be a problem? We've has some pretty cold nights lately!
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NON Carp stuff