Can you set the camera to shoot pictures only during certain times and different days of the week?
1428167
No. The camera will capture images when the sensor is tripped. You can adjust the sensitivity of the settings, but you cannot program it to only capture images at certain times or on certain days.
1428168
This answer applies to the 2014 3G Code Black, which is obviously not the one the question was asked about because the question was asked in 2013, before the 3G model came out. I'm answering because these answers are not correct for the 2014 3G model. You can set the 2014 Covert 3G to take pictures only during certain times of the day. There are two start-stop settings. However, you can't set it to take pictures only during certain days of the week.
1428169
yes. you can also turn it off and on at will by simply sending it a text message.
914585
Just plug it into the jack on your camera and set the frequency of the shots (i.e. the number of shots per second or per minute you want it to take). It's easy.
881256
Yes. There the camera can be set for continuous shooting. Go to Menu. Select the Camera Icon for Shooting Menu. Select Continuous. You will need to experiment with the selections there.
766207
Yes, just turn off Calendar on the menu and you can use it as a stand alone digital photo frame.
449550
Yes, you can, however due to the time it takes the camera to process each HDR shot (5-15 sec average with Canon 70D set to auto HDR) you will need to set the interval time above that or it just skips the shot and subtracts it from the set count. i.e. I only got 3/5 shots from a 10sec interval. You will have to do your own testing to determine what timing works best for your camera and set-up. Hope this helps.
374505
Oh yes - definitely !! You choose the date and the specific time. In fact, you can even program it to turn on (and off) for up to eight different times during various days (and times) of the week.
1687851
Yes and no. You can set the SmartGuard to not light up during the day when the sensor detects movement but the camera will still record. I'm not sure if you can set the SmartGuard to only record at night without the light, which doesn't seem practical since there might not be enough light for the camera to capture a picture without the light at night.
1055359
You can set the time that the frame comes on and goes off. You can also adjust the amount of time each picture is shown.
1876749
Not directly. You need an external interval timer to do that. You could use this to trigger a multiple exposure, but not as an interval timer. You could hack it together with something like an Arduino to make it into an interval timer. Then you would set the camera up for multiple exposure and use your make shift interval timer to do this.
1327808
I believe you have the option to set the time for different days of the week. I have not done this though as I do not use the alarm.
1939109
Yes. U can set different times for each "zone" every day of the week, if I understood your question correctly.
566494
Yes. You can set up a one time recording or recurring recordings by day, M-F, or by week. For example, I have a recurring recording set for several night-time programs that record the same time every week. There is a morning show that I like that is on Monday through Friday, so I record that every day M-F. It's really quite versatile, although the interface takes a little getting used to.
1849248
Yes, you can turn on and off the date "on the picture". I suggest setting up the time and date so it is correct and then you can decide whether you want to the time and date visible on a set of picture indpendently. Happy picture taking.
759349
No,not as long as the camera isn't in plain view or easily seen.We have several of these and have taken many photos of animals,people riding buy on 4-wheelers,etc,both day and night time without knowing the camera was there or they had their photos taken.Day photos are in color and night photos are black and white.One of my friends purchased this same camera to put in a tree behind his business for security.Also will take video if that's what your more interested in but this mode will use up battery life at a faster rate.
1071417
Yes you can. My wife has the camera today, otherwise I would tell you how, but I kinda have to do it.
1108446
Hi Jerome... I don't believe you can schedule a time for Pan, Tilt or Zoom, I guess that would be considered "patrolling", or moving to a particular preset position at a scheduled time. Of course you do know you can schedule the camera to send motion detected alerts with snapshots of the image(s) that caused the alert to an email address. You can set scheduled times that you want your camera to detect and send alerts. I have no yet installed my Foscam FI9828W yet, I am waiting for the weather and temperature improve. Although I have allready programmed the camera, I have not spent a lot of time playing with it.
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It is for day only. Does not take picture after sunset. I beileve it could be strapped to a tripod.