Intervalometre for X-T10

[tiniakos]

Hi.

I m looking for a cheap Intervalometre for my X-T10.

Can you give me a ebay link

[Warwick]

It has a built-in intervalometer, I believe. Look for 'interval timer shooting' in the menu

 

 

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[addicted2light]

It has a built-in intervalometer, I believe. Look for 'interval timer shooting' in the menu

 

 

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You're correct.

 

The OP should look under the 2nd "camera-shaped" menu > 2nd item called "Interval timer shooting"

[sacherjj]

With electronic shutter eliminating the mechanical wear penalty of time lapse, it would be amazing to capture some long and smooth time lapses.  My 64 GB SD card can fit almost 10k Fine JPEGs.  Then I see the 999 shot limit.  This is just dumb.

 

I've found some subject matter that looks jittery if you spread out more than 2 seconds per shot.  That gives you a whole 33 minutes of realtime.  Almost useless for time lapse.  I don't understand the limit.  Enough screen space for the UI.  Implement it with one digit scrolling like the time.  It would take a whole 4 more bits to store the value.  Which is free because they are already 16 bit intergers already, I'm sure.   The only thing I can figure is that Fuji wanted to limit the exposure count in case someone is using mechanical shutter.  But you could force electronic to be enables to unlock the higher digit or something.

 

Running electronic shutter gives you such a wide range of exposures that you can have a great full sun through night transition with 1/32000 through 1 sec of exposure.  

 

Is there any way to get past the 999 limit of shots without resorting to an external device?

[davefilm]

With electronic shutter eliminating the mechanical wear penalty of time lapse, it would be amazing to capture some long and smooth time lapses.  My 64 GB SD card can fit almost 10k Fine JPEGs.  Then I see the 999 shot limit.  This is just dumb.

 

I've found some subject matter that looks jittery if you spread out more than 2 seconds per shot.  That gives you a whole 33 minutes of realtime.  Almost useless for time lapse.  I don't understand the limit.  Enough screen space for the UI.  Implement it with one digit scrolling like the time.  It would take a whole 4 more bits to store the value.  Which is free because they are already 16 bit intergers already, I'm sure.   The only thing I can figure is that Fuji wanted to limit the exposure count in case someone is using mechanical shutter.  But you could force electronic to be enables to unlock the higher digit or something.

 

Running electronic shutter gives you such a wide range of exposures that you can have a great full sun through night transition with 1/32000 through 1 sec of exposure.  

 

Is there any way to get past the 999 limit of shots without resorting to an external device?

 

 

I have an XT1, and sometimes it goes past the 999 limit, I have no idea why, or what I am doing to make it do so...  

[Fanjan]

Does anyone know what the remote shutter release cable circuit is for the Super mini stereo jack? I have a remote shutter release (Meyin cheapy) for my GH2, however, although the X-T10 picks up I plugged a cable release in, the remote shutter release does not work with it, which leads me to believe the trip circuit is different to that of the GH2.

 

I've been unable to find a intervalometer for the X-T10 except for the RR-99, however that plug is a LOT less secure. I know there is a built in intervalometer, however this is useless once you want to combine the camera with a slider. The slider needs to control the shutter release.

 

Anyone know if Fujifilm technical is contactable directly regarding?

Alternatively, does anyone know if there is an API or the like which will allow a third party app to talk to the camera (releasing the shutter) via wireless?