Timer Tab - CamRanger User Manual

o Tap the buOon to move the focus by a single increment, holding down the buOon
will have no affect.
• Focus Stacking
o Focus stacking is a process of taking mulLple captures with slight changes in
focus and then post processing them to enhance the depth of field. This control
allows the user to set the incremental focus step size between in each shot and
the number of shots to take. Each focus step will move the focal plane further
from the camera. So the user will want to set the focus to the nearest plane
desired to be in focus and start the stacking process from there. If too few
captures were taken, the process can be restarted from where the iniLal stacking
ended. As general rule, large step sizes are good for landscapes, medium for
most macro work, and small for highly magnified macro scenes and/or low f-stop
values. Note: the post processing is not done within the CamRanger app.
Timer Tab
The Lmer tab allows the use of the CamRanger as an intervalometer as well as specifying
exposure Lmes when the camera is in bulb mode.
• Time Lapse
o The entry fields are used to specify the iniLal delay before the first shot, the
number of shots to take, and the delay in between each shot.
o Afer configuring the sejngs, press the "Start" buOon to begin the
intervalometer process.
o The intervalometer commands are stored on the CamRanger device and the iOS
device does not need to remain on or connected.
o The "Shot Delay" should not be used for precision Lming, parLcularly when the
delay is only a few seconds or less.
o Canceling Lme lapse: The intervalometer now provides a countdown of
esLmated Lme to compleLon as well as the ability to cancel the intervalometer.
If one has a current intervalometer acLve when starLng a session, first select the
Lmer tab and then afer the next shot the cancellaLon and countdown info will
appear.
o Time Lapse – HDR
▪ If the camera is in manual exposure mode, a small HDR toggle buOon will
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appear allowing the combinaLon of a Lme lapse and HDR sequence.
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