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To record a video and time-lapse on your PaperShoot, you’d normally need to plug it into an external power source, but not with this function card! Inserting this SIM card into the back of your camera gives you the ability to record videos and time-lapse hassle free.
How to use
-Insert the SIM card into the socket on the back of the...
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The card offers the advantage of being able to record video and time-lapse sequences with the need for an external power source (i.e. a USB battery pack) Video recording via the card has the same limit as recording with a battery pack supply - 10 seconds. That's OK as it can be fun stitching together 10 sec clips with an editor app., so there's no real advantage offered by the card. Time-lapse is a diffent matter. Using the card you're limted to a maximum of 30 minutes after which the camera writes a video file and shuts down. By contrast, using the basic camera with a USB power source, the only limitations are the capacities of the SD card and the USB power source. From my point of view a 30 minute duration clip isn't very useful for time-lapse. I've recently made a 6~7 hour continuous recording using the basic camera in Mode 4 powered by a USB pack. If video without the need to be carrying a USB pack is important to you, then that makes the card worthwhile - otherwise, for me it's not that useful.
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John · April 3, 2025
Really helps to make camera multi functional. Love the versatility and creativity it gives my camera.
Best bit of owning a papershoot is waiting to see the pictures.