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most daytime time-lapse photos or videos, and for when you

want to start and stop time-lapse recording manually.

Extended: Extended time-lapse mode takes series of photos at

a longer time interval, with an optional automatic start time

and duration. While using extended time-lapse mode, the

camera goes into low power mode between shots to extend

the battery life. This mode is useful when you want to capture

time-lapse photos over an extended time period, or when you

cannot attend the camera to start and stop time-lapse

recording manually.

NOTE: This mode is available for photos only.

Night: Night time-lapse mode takes a series of extended-

exposure photos at a set time interval. This mode is useful for

capturing time-lapse photos in low light conditions, or for

capturing a series of extended-exposure photos at a fixed

location.

NOTE: This mode is available for photos only.

Travelapse: Travelapse mode takes a series of photos or video

frames at a set distance interval, in kilometers or miles. This

mode is useful for capturing a series of photos during a long

road trip.

Recording a Time-Lapse Video

Time-lapse mode captures individual video frames at longer

intervals and creates a video that plays much faster than real

time. You can use time-lapse mode to record movements,

changes, or events that take place over a long period of time.

Time-lapse videos play at 30 frames per second. The length of

the video depends on the amount of time between video

frames. For example, if frames are recorded at a one-second

interval, each second of video covers 30 seconds of real time. If

frames are recorded at a 60-second interval, each second of

video covers 30 minutes of real time.

From the main menu, select Video > Mode > Time-lapse.

Select Interval, and select a time interval between video

frames.

For the best results, mount the device so it does not move

while recording.

Record a video.

Taking Time-Lapse Photos

From the main menu, select Photo > Mode > Time-lapse.

Select Type > Standard.

Select Interval, and select a time interval between photos.

From the viewfinder, select the photo key.

The camera takes a series of photos at the selected interval.

The screen displays the elapsed time

, the remaining

number of photos the camera can take

, the time in

seconds until the next photo is taken

, and the number of

photos the camera has taken in this time-lapse session

Select the photo key to stop taking photos.

Taking Extended Time-Lapse Photos

From the main menu, select Photo > Mode > Time-lapse.

Select Type > Extended.

Select Start Time, and select the time of day when the

camera should start taking time-lapse photos.

If you select Now, the camera starts taking pictures

immediately after you select the photo key.

Select Interval, and select a time interval between photos.

Select Duration, and select the amount of time for which the

camera should continue taking photos.

If you select Continuous, the camera continues taking photos

until you stop it manually.

Aim the camera at the subject of the time-lapse photos.

From the viewfinder, select the photo key.

At the start time, the device takes a series of photos at the

selected interval. The camera stops taking photos

automatically after the selected duration has elapsed.

NOTE: The camera appears to be off while taking extended

time-lapse photos. The screen, LED, and other features are

disabled to save power, but the camera continues to take

photos.

To manually stop taking photos, hold POWER to turn on the

camera, and select the photo key.

Taking Time-Lapse Photos at Night

When taking time-lapse photos at night, you should attach the

camera to a stable mount and allow time to test your photo

settings.

From the main menu, select Photo > Mode > Time-lapse.

Select Type > Night.

Select Interval, and select a time interval between photos.

Select Exposure Time, and select an exposure time for each

photo.

You should select a longer exposure time for darker lighting

conditions, or if you want to capture motion blur in your

image.

Select ISO Limit, and select an option appropriate for the

lighting conditions.

Attach the camera to a stable mount, or set the camera on a

stable surface.

Preventing the camera from moving helps to reduce blurring

in photos with longer exposure times.

From the home screen, select the photo key.

The device takes a series of photos at the selected interval

and exposure time.

Check the first several photos to verify the photo settings are

correct for the lighting conditions (optional).

Select the photo key to stop taking photos.

Capturing a Road Trip Using the Travelapse

Feature

The Travelapse feature takes photos or video frames at a set

distance interval. For example, you can capture one photo or

video frame for every kilometer or mile you travel on a road trip.

This allows you to share a short video or photo series of the

places you traveled.

Use an appropriate mount accessory, such as the VIRB Auto

Dash Mount or the VIRB Handlebar Mount, to mount the

camera in your vehicle.

Go to www.garmin.com/VIRB to purchase mount

accessories.

From the main menu, select Photo or Video.

Select Mode > Time-lapse.

Select Type > Travelapse.

8 Time-Lapse Photos and Video

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