Time lapse Can i take a picture every 30 secs/ 30 secs?

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No. Time lapse takes one picture every whatever interval you set. For example, one picture every 10 seconds. Nothing is recorded for the 9 seconds inbetween so no software program can make up what was supposed to be there.

For this you need to reinstall cam software, you also need to delete registry entries of software , after reinstalling It would work better.

sounds like its programmed for time lapse...reset to default; then set your custom settings not to time lapse every hour.

See user manual page 34. You can set the Time Interval (1 min to 99 min) and the number of pictures (2 to 99).
Foto menu 2: Set Time Laps.
1. Press up/down to set the Interval and press '>' Play when ready. THEN:
2. Use up/down to set the number of pictures, when ready, press 'OK'.

Sorry, it can't be done. The time-lapse mode records fewer images than normal video. Imagine taking one picture every hour out your window. From this collection of pictures you can't see anything that went on between the pictures. It's the same thing here.

No. Time-lapse video is recorded at a much lower frequency than regular video. The information between recorded frames is gone.

Imagine taking a picture out of your office window once an hour. You might catch some cars moving and/or people walking, but you won't be able to see what happened between the pictures.

You can go the other way, from a regular video to a time-lapse video by skipping frames. Unfortunately you can't do the opposite without guessing at what happened in between.

Depends on what you mean by continuous pictures. If you mean that you want to take pictures as fast as possible as long as the shutter button is held down, you just need to change the "drive" mode of your camera to continuous. The rebel can shoot at ~3 images per second.

If you mean that you want to take time lapse pictures, i.e. set the camera on a tripod and take one picture every 30 seconds, you'll need a timer. Canon makes a device that does this called the TC80N3, but it doesn't work with the Rebel. Someone has created a modified version of the TC80N3 that works with the rebel at:

http://rebeltimelapse.com/

Also I found this one on google:

http://www.universaltimer.com/home.html

I haven't personally used either of those products, but you will need something like it to take time lapse photos.

The TIME LAPSE function makes it possible to shoot a sequence of pictures (such as a flower opening) automatically under pre-set conditions. Open the MODE MENU under the CAMERA tab. Use the arrow pad to toggle up to TIME LAPSE and select ON. On this screen you can select the number of shot (2 to 99) and the time interval between each shot (1 min. to 60 min. in 1 min. increments. Press the OK button and the shooting sequence will begin. It is advised to use the AC Adapter C-7AU for longer sequences. This function is not available in the AUTO or MOVIE Modes.