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Question: There does not seem to be any way to set the date/time on the camera. The instructions do not match the menus on the camera. Can you help?
Document: There does not seem to be any way to set the date/time on the camera. the instructions that came with it do not match the menus on the camera. I have not been able to use the camera because I cannot even get the date/time set correctly. I have not been able to get support from Brinno by email, phone or their Facebook page. I am about to return it and all the accessories I bought.
Setting manual white-balance helps and manual exposure might help but I haven't tried that, yet.The ability to use external USB power is nice but the time or two I have tried it the camera shuts off shooting when I plug in the cable. I need to test carefully to see if there is a way to have the USB simply take over from the battery when available without interrupting shooting.
Very clever and capable camera. It might seem that it's a bit frivolous buying a camera whose main purpose is to shoot time lapse videos (I haven't tried the Motion Detection Trigger accessory yet) but think about it. Whenever you have a social event I know I'm always distracted by wanting to take still photos, trying to capture the right moment, changing batteries, etc. etc. But if you set up one of these Brinno's you can set back and enjoy the get together while this provides the photo coverage.
The functionality of this camera is great. The movies are generated quickly once filming is done. The size is good and the base is heavy, which makes it seem stable and solid. The family has really enjoyed viewing the movies. The menus require a little bit of learning, but once you understand the setup then you can quickly make tweaks to your movie settings. I would have given 5 stars except for the menus.
Cars don't seem to activate it.Their website failed to send the e-mail. Not good.I'd like to get some use out of this camera, there are so many problems. I'm also finding it nearly impossible to find the Menu item to adjust the Interval between shots. These binary -two or three button controls seem designed by engineers to be nearly impossible to use. I can't even follow the simple instructions on the website. Is the ASAP interval only available with the firmware upgrade?
I can't wait to capture big city moments. Time Lapse Videos are the wave of the future and this camera will help me take my aspirations to the next level. Excited!
Pros: Takes great time-lapse video. Battery lasts a long time. Works in 10F. [...]Cons: Odd menus, movies need to be converted on mac, tiny screen, no replay or other normal camera features.After a bit of a learning curve, this camera does what it says reasonably well.
That is simply laziness and a lack of care. it may well take nice videos, but without proper date/time coding, they would be useless to me.
I've converted the files to .mov files with WonTube Free Video Converter (that I downloaded for YouTube videos-works well). Takes forever and has the bizarre feature that it makes one shot per second, last one second.... Weird and useless.Maybe AVI and Brinno works better on Windows... who knows. I'm guessing that large files (hours of shooting) and the time lapse format is behind the problem. Some camera settings seem to work better than others.
It's an interesting device, but I don't think it's ready for prime time.Update 2/24/14 Tried to contact Brinno:1. The camera seems to no longer do more than make a single still image, but 'records' so I have many minutes of a static shot--no change, time stamp no change as well. 2. Is there a way to upgrade the firmware with an Apple Computer? I've several other concerns. The motion detector seems almost useless.
Answer: Setting the date/time is done by first going in to the menu and then selecting MORE to bring up the lesser used menu items like date/time.