In reply to Marek:
> I've not read the guide in detail, but a couple of - possibly related - points stood out:
> (a) The suggestion that skipping images is somehow 'normal' is fundamentally wrong.
That’s what I thought, seems strange in the alphashooters guide.
> (b) If you image exposure time has ever exceeded the timelapse period, then - again - something has gone wrong. Normally you would adjust the ISO to keep the exposure to about half the period. If the camera intervalometer doesn't do that, then it's not really up to the job.
So I did a sunset last night. Took around 310 exposures. That should’ve given me around a 13 second movie. However, when I stuck it in image edge it came around 4 seconds. And you can clearly see the gaps where images are missing.
> On that basis, I really wouldn't use Image Edge if you want a decent timelapse film. At least under varying lighting conditions (e.g., sunset/sunrise).
Do you have any recommendations?