Interval Timer Shooting; [Interval Timer Shooting] - Nikon Z 9 Reference Manual

Interval Timer Shooting

Take photographs at the selected interval until the specified number of
shots has been recorded. When using the interval timer, select a release
mode other than self-timer or high-speed frame capture.
Option
[Start]
[Choose start
day/time]
[Interval]
[Intervals×shots/
interval]
[Exposure
smoothing]
C The Photo Shooting Menu: Shooting Options
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G button U C photo shooting menu
Start interval timer shooting. Shooting will begin either
after about 3 s ([Now] selected for [Choose start day/
time]) or at a selected date and time ([Choose day/
time]). Shooting will continue at the selected interval
until all shots have been taken.
Choose a start option. Select [Now] to start shooting
immediately, [Choose day/time] to start shooting at a
chosen date and time.
Specify the interval between shots in hours, minutes,
and seconds.
Choose the number of intervals and the number of
shots per interval.
Selecting [ON] allows the camera to adjust exposure to
match the previous shot.
•
Large changes in subject brightness during shooting
may result in apparent variations in exposure. This
can be addressed by shortening the interval between
shots.
•
Exposure smoothing will not take effect in mode M if
[OFF] is selected for [ISO sensitivity settings] >
[Auto ISO sensitivity control] in the photo shooting
menu.
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