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From: nose@nbires.UUCP (Steve Dunn)
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Subject: Re: Question: Single frame recording
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Date: Mon, 24-Feb-86 12:53:06 EST
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> ... I saw a camera that allowed you to
> do a frame at a time and to program intervals between shots. So
> you could record a flower blooming by programming a shot every 
> 2 minutes for example. I think it was a top of the line Panasonic
> with charachter generator et al. 
> 
> 					Joe Heneghan

I friend of mine has the canon version of this camera (Saticon instead
of Newvicon tube). If I remember right the interval recording feature
will record n MINUTES every m MINUTES. There's no way the recorder could 
record single frames even if the camera could tell it to (Assuming you
use any of the portable's I've ever seen). Anyway, with a fancy editing
system you could tediously assemble that sequence with the flower, but 
note the current discussion on single frame editing.

            -Steve "Chainsaw" Dunn