If mounting the camera to the octocopter for example, one could set the Interval to 10 seconds, the total number of intervals to 50, and the number of images at each interval to two. Select Intvl*Shots: This setting ask you to set 1. Interval: Sets the amount of time between each interval using hours, minutes, and/or seconds (one second minimum)ģ. If using Start Time, make sure the cameras time setting is correctĢ. Start: Two options exist including “Now” (starts taking images right away) or “Start Time” (allows you to set a time (e.g. To use this setting, three setting must be set:ġ. – Intvl Timer Shooting: This setting can be used to take a predetermined number of images with a certain amount of time between each shot. Otherwise turning on compression will cut the size of RAW images from 16MB to 9MB
– RAW Compression: If memory card space is not an issue, set to “NEF (RAW)” for no compression. – JPEG Compression: For highest quality set to “Optimal Quality” –Make sure you select “Done” after making adjustments to theses settings or they will be lost. – Optimize Image: Use these “Custom” settings and adjust as needed: Capturing RAW images will preserve all image information and give you much more control over editing later
– Image Quality: Use either the “NEF (RAW)” or “NEF (RAW)+JPEG” image quality setting. – Rotate Tall: Set “Rotate Tall” to Off if the images are to be used for photogrammetry or GIS applications Along with the generic advise given in the Acquire Images for Close-Range Photogrammetry and Custom White Balance for Nikon D200 IR posts, here are some important settings to consider when using the standard or IR modified Nikon D200 cameras:
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