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The last setting is the number of images that your camera will take in the time lapse. Keep in
mind the number of pictures your camera is capable of taking per charge. It is possible to pause
the time lapse to change your camera's battery and then continue. There is, however, no
programmed way to do this, so it will be necessary to monitor your camera's battery power
level. Once you've programed in the number of images, hit the OK button to set.
At this point the Gigapan will ask if you would like to see the pan. Selecting "Yes" will cause the
unit to go to the start position, then move through to end position to show a preview of the
motion. If you select "No", it will ask if you have turned on your camera, locked the focus, set
White balance, exposure, and turned off your flash. After pressing "OK" for each of these
prompts, it will then ask if you would like to start the pan. Pressing "OK" starts the sequence.
Time-Lapse 360 settings
In the New Video Pan menu, select New 360 video pan.
Move to the start position with the direction Arrows, then hit ok.
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