Has anyone got any advice for using it? The numbers on the timer obviously don't correspond to the intervals, which seem to increase parabolically.
Canon Interval Timer E
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Canon Interval Timer E
I just got hold of a Canon Interval Timer for my 1014 AZ.
Has anyone got any advice for using it? The numbers on the timer obviously don't correspond to the intervals, which seem to increase parabolically.
Has anyone got any advice for using it? The numbers on the timer obviously don't correspond to the intervals, which seem to increase parabolically.
Congratulations on a very rare find! It took me months to get hold of a Canon Interval Timer E for my 1014E. I was told by the seller that the '1' setting gives one second intervals and the '10' setting gives one minute intervals and that the rest, I could work out for myself. However, when I put it on '10' and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
Congratulations on a very rare find! It took me months to get hold of a Canon Interval Timer E for my 1014E. I was told by the seller that the '1' setting gives one second intervals and the '10' setting gives one minute intervals and that for the rest of the numbers, I could work out for myself. However, when I put it on the '10' setting and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
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100D and Vision 3 please
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100D and Vision 3 please
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100D and Vision 3 please
Congratulations on a very rare find! It took me months to get hold of a Canon Interval Timer E for my 1014E. I was told by the seller that the '1' setting gives one second intervals and the '10' setting gives one minute intervals and that for the rest of the numbers, I could work out for myself.
However, when I put it on the '10' setting and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
However, when I put it on the '10' setting and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
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100D and Vision 3 please
Congratulations on a very rare find! It took me months to get hold of a Canon Interval Timer E for my 1014E. I was told by the seller that the '1' setting gives one second intervals and the '10' setting gives one minute intervals and that for the rest of the numbers, I could work out for myself.
However, when I put it on the '10' setting and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
However, when I put it on the '10' setting and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
Congratulations on a very rare find! It took me months to get hold of a Canon Interval Timer E for my 1014E. I was told by the seller that the '1' setting gives one second intervals and the '10' setting gives one minute intervals and that for the rest of the numbers, I could work out for myself.
However, when I put it on the '10' setting and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
However, when I put it on the '10' setting and let it click away while checking my stop watch, I found that the interval times were quite a bit longer than one minute. I can't recall offhand but they were something like one minute and 15 seconds or one minute and 30 seconds or thereabouts.
