Hello,
I have already gone through the entries here but have not found an answer.
Is it possible to take photos every x seconds for an unlimited time? Let’s say for example 12h.
If so which pictures/seconds are possible?
I don’t have a Ricoh yet so the model doesn’t matter.
Thank You
You should contact the manufacturer for official information. This is a community forum for developers to share their own personal experiences or to provide tips on how to access public information.
The API here seems to indicate that there is an “unlimited” setting for interval shooting.
The capture interval is here:
However, I believe most people are connecting the camera to something like a Raspberry Pi and using a USB cable to take the picture, transfer it to the computer and then push the images to the cloud.
If your goal is to do a one-time 12 hour shoot, you will need to:
Keep in mind, that I am just referring to publicly-available API documentation and cannot say what the actual camera behavior will be. I have not tried an “unlimited” number of interval shots myself.
@Roman did you get a satisfactory answer to your question?
It seems like the camera can do the function you are looking for with interval shooting?
Hi, yes thank you.
I’ll soon have a Theta in my hand and then I can start testing.
There are two ways to test the THETA depending on what you’re looking to build.
If you are doing timelapse of a construction site, most people will also disable top/bottom correction of the images.
