How to reset the time interval between taking pictures? We take a picture and then it takes more than it takes a very long time before we can take our next picture. How can we adjust so that we can decrease the time between taking pictures?

You may be running low on storage space - try deleting some unwanted images.

This is a common situation with many compact point&shoot cameras. The camera has to do a lot of work between the time you press the shutter release button and it takes the picture; set the focus, meter the light and set the exposure, switch from showing the real-time image on the LCD to capturing and storing a single image, and more. Larger, heavier, and more expensive DSLRs have additional hardware to reduce this "shutter lag" to nothing, compact cameras don't.

There is something you can do to reduce the time, however. If you know where the action is going to happen (a kid getting ready to blow out the candles on a cake, for example), press the shutter release button halfway to focus and meter. Hold the button there until the action happens, then press it the rest of the way. This lets the camera get most of the work done before taking the picture.

Does the camera have a reset botton should be a small hole with reset written by it try there first.

.nrw file is used for temporary purpose. it will be in the phone for less than one min. if you take more pictures with in a small interval of time it will increment the number of .nrw files. so allow some time to take new picture.. it will help you to avoid missing of pictures...

See user manual page 34. You can set the Time Interval (1 min to 99 min) and the number of pictures (2 to 99).
Foto menu 2: Set Time Laps.
1. Press up/down to set the Interval and press '>' Play when ready. THEN:
2. Use up/down to set the number of pictures, when ready, press 'OK'.

Hmmm have you checked the interval setting...sounds like it's set for 1 pic every second.

failing that, it could be a repalcment. have a go at reseting the settings from the start.

Regards

Mr Yoda

My bushnell view finder will not display pictures, and i can't figure out why!!

Regarding the date and time, Actually its normal everytime you removed the battery you need to reset the date its is because the camera doesnt have a internal or built-in battery that can run the internal clock or maintain the date settings.,

Regarding the taking picture that will take time, it is because your using a too high mega pixel of the camera, Higher mega pixel will have a bigger file size and it will take to process the picture. the best thing you can do is to lower the Mega pixel or the picture size make it atleast 5MP or 6MP., I can guarantee to you you will have a great picture outcome and lessen the time of processing picture.

By the way you can lower the mega pixel (picture size)by pressing the menu button of your camera

It looks like you took pictures on Manual mode and didn’t set the Exposure Compensation and Shutter speed properly. If you can get good pictures on Auto mode, your camera is ok.

Trires unplug,replug about an hour later see if it reset it self.Not take to the shop the two power ICs help the power it dead.Need it replaced.