Time Lapse; Self Timer - National Geographic EXPLORER 6 Instrucciones De Uso

Date stamp: Off / Date / Date & Time
When you turn on date stamp, the camera adds a date/time stamp to the videos you record.
Photo shooting
Switch to photo shooting mode by pressing [ ]. There will be an [ ] icon in the upper left corner. Press "OK" [ ] to take a photo.
Switch to photo setting mode, for example, to activate time-lapse/burst mode/self-timer/long-term exposure, etc.
ISO: Auto / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200
ISO determines the light sensitivity of the camera and creates a compromise between brightness and resulting image noise. In low light,
higher ISO values result in brighter images, but with greater image noise. Lower values result in lower noise levels, but darker images.
EXPLORER 6

Time Lapse

The time-lapse function takes a series of photos at specified intervals. The camera emits a shutter sound each time a photo is taken.
With TL Duration, you can set a duration for the recording.
Burst Photo (Continuous shooting)
The camera triggers continuous shooting. The camera takes a series of 3 or up to 30 photos each time the shutter is activated.

Self Timer

The camera starts the countdown and emits a shutter sound when recording.
Long Exposure
Make sure that the Long Exposure option is enabled. The camera emits a shutter sound when a photo is taken.
Note: Time-lapse, continuous advance, self-timer and long time exposure cannot be selected at the same time. If you select one of these
modes, the other three are not available.
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