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Step 2Setting up the Camera
- Its pretty simple to setup. Figure out what you are going to put the camera and monitor/tv on. I would recommend using a mini tripod because its makes it easy to change the angle of the camera. Have the camera around the same height as your seating.
- Connect the chord from your camera to your TV/monitor and make sure it is a "live" view on the monitor when you are in picture taking mode.
- Create an instruction printout on how to use your camera. I found the image of the back of my camera on google as well as stickers on the camera for the timer. Worked out well.
Things to consider
- Set the timer to at least 10 seconds so people can get themselves and the shot setup.
- Have the power chord close. The camera will be running full time for a few hours so its bound to run out of power.
- Make sure you have enough camera space or lower the picture quality for more pics. We took about 400 pictures and had to start deleting some.
- Connect the chord from your camera to your TV/monitor and make sure it is a "live" view on the monitor when you are in picture taking mode.
- Create an instruction printout on how to use your camera. I found the image of the back of my camera on google as well as stickers on the camera for the timer. Worked out well.
Things to consider
- Set the timer to at least 10 seconds so people can get themselves and the shot setup.
- Have the power chord close. The camera will be running full time for a few hours so its bound to run out of power.
- Make sure you have enough camera space or lower the picture quality for more pics. We took about 400 pictures and had to start deleting some.
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