Hi Ted,
How about using multiple cameras?
If there is a way to delay a camera to start shooting in 4 hours, set them at 15 sec.
If not, set 6 cameras to shoot every 1.5 min, and trigger them 15 sec apart. Then interlace the resulting frames from 6 different cameras...
Hope this helps.
Miki
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Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 18:22:31 -0500
From: Tad Denson
Subject: [Nikon] Nikon D200 or D300 interval recording more than 999
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Is there any way to make the camera record more than 999 frames in
the interval recording? I've even searched for any external timers
and all I can find will only go up to 399. We are doing some heavy
duty time lapse of industrial sites - and I need to record a frame
every 15 seconds for 24 hours at a time.
Right now, that puts 999 frames at about 4 hours and a couple of
minutes - and I'm having to drive back out to the project every 4
hours to reset it. We tried a frame every 30 seconds, but the client
wanted a bit more 'motion' detail than that.
Anyone have a solution? Commercial or fabricated?
We have D200's, D70's and D300's to work with.
Thanks!
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Tad Denson
MyShotz.com Photography
251-454-4875
http://www.myshotz.com
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