Time control and interval shooting – Canon AUTO ZOOM 1014 User Manual
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Time Control and Interval Shooting
Time
control
and
interval
shooting
are
useful
when
shooting
continuous
changes of the subject for a long time. For example, it can be used to keep
a record of the growth of butterflies and cicadas or for analyzing an
operation to standardize work. The Canon Auto Zoom 1014 Electronic has
accessory timers for unmanned control. For this kind of photography, an
running lock is employed and the timer is inserted into the remote control
socket.
Three
kinds
of
timers
are
available,
the
Interval
Timer
E,
the
Self-
Timer
E
and
the
Time
Lapse
Programmer.
(Time
Lapse
Programmer
is available through special order.)
Recording the stages of motion
Taking
pictures
frame
by
frame
at
fixed
intervals
you
can
keep
a
record
of
the
different
stages
of
motion.
The
shooting
time
can
be
lengthened or shortened so that when the film is projected, the movement
of the subject changes. This creates an unnatural effect as when shooting at
lower speeds.
By using the Interval Timer E the time can be changed freely within
one minute. For longer than one minute, use the Time lapse Programmer.
■ Self-Timer E
Self-timer
shooting
can
be
performed
with
the
timer
attached
to
the
remote control socket.
Shooting continues for ten seconds after 10-second interval.