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<blockquote data-quote="MattB" data-source="post: 283490" data-attributes="member: 23227">Hi!I've started experimenting with star trails and time-lapse photography using the D600's interval timer shooting functions, and I've had some real strangeness happening...The first time I did it, I set a manual exposure, set it on 1 shot every 5 minutes, 999 photos total, and let 'er rip. It happily shot for a while, but when I downloaded the photos, they were gradually getting progressively and mysteriously darker...It was a bit cold, so I thought it might be a power issue, so I bought the EP-5B power adapter.This morning same setup, but:&nbsp; no cold, no battery, same result - a gradual darkening of all photos. The meta data in each picture says they were all shot with the same exposure though. I'm stumped.Any one have any idea what might be going on?Thanks!BTW mods: I couldn't find an interval or time-lapse category in the forum. Might be nice!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MattB, post: 283490, member: 23227"] Hi! I've started experimenting with star trails and time-lapse photography using the D600's interval timer shooting functions, and I've had some real strangeness happening... The first time I did it, I set a manual exposure, set it on 1 shot every 5 minutes, 999 photos total, and let 'er rip. It happily shot for a while, but when I downloaded the photos, they were gradually getting progressively and mysteriously darker... It was a bit cold, so I thought it might be a power issue, so I bought the EP-5B power adapter. This morning same setup, but: no cold, no battery, same result - a gradual darkening of all photos. The meta data in each picture says they were all shot with the same exposure though. I'm stumped. Any one have any idea what might be going on? Thanks! BTW mods: I couldn't find an interval or time-lapse category in the forum. Might be nice! [/QUOTE]

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