Are you using minutes when you take pics and download them?
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When you take pictures no. You are not using minutes doing that. As for downloading them likely yes. It depends on what you mean by download. If by download you mean using the phones web browser to go on the internet and download pictures off the web, than yes, you are using data/minutes. If you mean transferring pictures from your phone to a computer using a usb cable then no.
1211878
No, if your computer has a USB port.. But if you want to save the photos you may have problems with the software.
890907
You can use it for minutes and read downloads. I never had a problem with those two things.
1066940
My camera has two modes. One is a time delay feature. So I'll get everything ready, set a delay, hold the camera out and wait for the timer. The other mode is a rapid picture mode. It allows me to have the camera take pictures once a minute until it runs out of memory. So I set the camera to start taking time slice pictures. The first few pictures are me positioning the camera and throw away. The last few pictures are me turning the camera off and throw away. Hopefully I get a few good pictures in the middle. It has been a little trial and error but I'm getting better at it.
1505634
No delay on snapping pics if you turn off the review. Some settings may have a little. I am happy with the battery life. I snapped about 200 pics with flash at a 3 hour reception and still had battery life left to take plenty of nature pics on a hike the next day.
766056
You need to use an SD card to store the pictures. The packaging says the camera has a self timer, but I have not used it yet.
231839
You should always format card to the device you are using before taking pics downloading music etc...
2056828
No. You re not. It is called slow synch. You can change sync. Speed by going into the camera's custom function and change it.
588409
It's fast enough to edit from for me, but I more photo centric versus video. Having said that I use it strictly as a storage unit.
158575
yes, you just go to menu and select burst on. You will then take 10 pics /sec as long as you keep the button down.
1305229
you mean slideshow....yes, but at 15-20secs for each picture...I dont use it
1754738
Taking the picture is quick, but I have noticed that it does take a minute for the picture to process after you take the picture. I personally like taking single pictures however there is a function to take continuous pictures so you don't miss the shot! :)
774053
Look at the size file you are wrinting. If you are set to "large" that is the file size it is trying to save. If you set your picture size smaller, it doesn't take as long. Hope that helps =)
1385975
That depends on memory card size and battery life. Memory card time can be lengthy (hours and hours with the right size, get at least a 32GB). Battery life depends on what you are doing. If you are running wifi with the iphone app I can't seem to get more than 30-45 minutes continuous, but I bought a 2 extra battery pack so it hasn't really been a big deal...yet. If I am using strictly the camera without any apps, my battery life lasts much longer.
1043992
Yes you can pull the pics off the camera while you are still taking more. Once on the computer (or tablet or phone) they can be edited or printed or uploaded to Facebook or whatever.
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I would suggest go with one above 10 MB/sec though. If you want to choose options RAW or RAW+JPEG that matters, atleast I saw the difference between my 6MB/sec card vs 20MB/sec card. But I do not think you need more than 10MB/sec.RAW images is approx 10-11MB, and plus JPG is about 2.5MB, so it has to write total 12.5MB for each photo in RAW+JPG.
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Honestly im not sure. Depends what you're trying to save. Mine only wanted to save pics so im abit dissapointed in that