Minimum time for Interval Timer Shooting

Hi Daniel,
This can get a little confusing, for sure. Interval Timer Shooting is time lapse, and the only intervals you can choose from are those listed (one picture every 30 seconds, all the way up to 30 min, an hour, etc.) until the mem card is full (1800 photos, I think?) So the answer to that is, you can't set the ITS to fire any more rapidly than every 30 seconds.

But there is another mode on the camera- continuous mode- which is designed to take multiple shots in a row. This camera averages anywhere from 1 shot/ second to 1.5 shots/ second in continuous mode. Typically in continous mode, you just hold the shutter down and it will fire until you let it up (or you run out of space).

This model also has something called multi-shot 16, which takes 16 pics in a row (push once) and makes them into a collage. Good for moving objects.

So, basically the answer to your question is, it depends on why you want to take multiple pictures when it comes to deciding if this camera will work. If you want time lapse/ interval photos (set it to fire at intervals, push button once then walk away) then you can only choose 30 second intervals or higher. But if you're asking because you want to take photos of a moving subject or lots of quick photos in a row (while holding the camera), then the Continuous/ Burst modes might get you through.

Hope that helps.