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Tom Van den Berghe · August 19th, 2015, 11:36 AM

I have to film the making of some "carnival wagon" How they make it from zero to finish.
So I said to use my little panasonic with time lapse for this.

Never used this function before And I set it on 10sec interval.

Now I just returned with 1 sd card from the camcorder (camcorder stays there). they have 2 other sd cards from me to "time lapse" further the project.

The file is only 233MB. The maximum time limit is 12 hours? (the manual says) So after this it stops recording unless you push record again ? (for the next 12 hours time laps)?

I couldn't check that because they changed the SD card before I arrived after work. It's a 32gig sd card?

Anyone have experience with this?

The time lapse itself was very good. 10 sec interval looks (almost) perfect for this situation

August 19th, 2015, 11:36 AM	#1
Tom Van den Berghe Major Player Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: BELGIUM Posts: 405	time lapse HC-X920 I have to film the making of some "carnival wagon" How they make it from zero to finish. So I said to use my little panasonic with time lapse for this. Never used this function before And I set it on 10sec interval. Now I just returned with 1 sd card from the camcorder (camcorder stays there). they have 2 other sd cards from me to "time lapse" further the project. The file is only 233MB. The maximum time limit is 12 hours? (the manual says) So after this it stops recording unless you push record again ? (for the next 12 hours time laps)? I couldn't check that because they changed the SD card before I arrived after work. It's a 32gig sd card? Anyone have experience with this? The time lapse itself was very good. 10 sec interval looks (almost) perfect for this situation