09-23-2019
04:56 PM
- last edited on
10-21-2025
09:19 AM
by
Danny
Hi,
I want to make a Time Lapse with long exposure on my Canon SL2 and I know that it's work on others Canon DSLR, but I have not been able to get an exposure lower than 1/30 in the Time Lapse mode. So I would want to know if I'm doing something wrong or that's just how the camera is made.
If it's really impossible to get it lower than 1/30 due to a software restriction, I would want to know how to send a request feature to Canon.
Thanks
10-21-2025 04:56 PM
Blanche29,
I have a T8i and just tested it out. It behaves the same way. 1/30th is the slowest it will go in Time Lapse. I didn't know that till now.
Steve Thomas
10-22-2025 08:17 AM
When I finally Googled it the other day it said that's the default. Get an intervalometer. Lol. It will change..Just not to "seconds" just fractions of seconds.
10-22-2025 08:19 AM
That's why I said Canon should change their specs. I still like the camera a lot. But I bought it FOR the Time-lapse. Disappointing.
10-22-2025 08:31 AM
Yep. And it's still a current topic because I already got 2 comments
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