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exposures, change this setting to "Arbitrary (Bulb mode)". Then you will be able to specify exposures

from 1 second and up in hours, minutes in seconds. Please note that this setting requires a connected

and enabled shutter cable.

8.3.7 Enable Time-Lapse schedule/repeat

Default: No

Set this setting to "Yes" in order to be able to run Time-Lapse sequences e.g. every 24 hours, or any

other period expressed in HH:MM:SS, just like your Time-Lapse start delay. See Time-Lapse Mode

chapter for more information on this feature.

8.3.8 Save/restore camera settings

Default: Yes

Normally it is not required to change this setting. This setting controls whether Promote Control will

attempt to save camera settings it tries to alter in order to perform the requested operation, and restore

them when done. By default Promote Control will try to return the camera to the same state it was in

before an exposure sequence was started. If you prefer to have the camera settings remain at values

after exposure sequence is done, disable this setting. Normally it is not required to change this setting.

8.3.9 Enable exposures below 1/4000

Default: No

Set this option to "Yes" when using Promote Control with a camera that allows exposures faster than

1/4000 (normally down to 1/8000).

8.3.10 Enable 1/3 EV ISO steps

Default: No

Set this option to "Yes" when using Promote Control with a camera that supports 1/3 EV ISO

adjustments. E.g. if you can set ISO 250 or ISO 500 on your camera, this option may be enabled.

8.3.11 Bulb ramping mode live mods are applied

Default: Across 30 frames

Use this setting to control how fast Promote Control will apply Bulb Ramping Live Modifications. See Bulb

Ramping section for more information on how to use Live Modifications.

8.3.12 Keep bulb ramp length on start time change

Default: No