Canon 700D help with multiple photos

[Lukeness]

I own a canon 700D and I want to know if there is a way to have it so it takes a 30 second long exposure every 30 seconds so I can stack them.

I also own a shutter release remote.

[Tinker1947]

One of these will do the job....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ramozz-intervalometer-remote-shutter-Camera/dp/B00C1C0WQC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1430140616&sr=8-3&keywords=canon+700D+remote

[Lukeness]

I have that exact remove actually and I can't find the manual for it, i just need to figure out how to do it with that.

Would you happen to know how?

[esxste]

Hi Luke, 

I use Magic Lantern; you can use it to specify how many shots to take, exposure time, and delay between shots if you want the sensor to cool. 

Regards

[ronin]

Those remotes have 3 "inputs".

Exposure duration = 30,

Interval = 30 ***

Number of exposures = 120 (say)

*** If you have Noise reduction on then the camera takes an exosure of equal duration so 30+30 = 60.

Then you need to allow the sensor to cool for the same time as it has been "on".

So you need a 30 second exposure (for you, a 30 second interval for the NR exposure and then a 60 second cooling.

That means you set the interval to 90 seconds.

Did have the instructions around but no idea where, I think it consisted of about 3 or 4 lines.

[Lukeness]

Thanks, ronin, i've found out how to operate it now.

[Tinker1947]

my timings on the remote are 20 seconds delay, (image time) for the image, 20 seconds for the interval, i don't have NR turned on....

[happy-kat]

Just to add on the one I have it is

Delay

Long

Interval

Number

Sound

If long is left at 00:00:00 then you can use it for timelapse say during the day, right now I an taking an image every 20 minutes pointed at my bean seedlings, each image has its own exposure but I set the focus to manual.

[ianm2k4]

Its a very common intervalometer. Loads of places just badge them.

try here for the manual.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/100733549/EZa-C3-Digital-Timer-Remote