Olympus and Intervalometers for Astrophotography @TheNarrowbandChannel

The Narrowband Channel | Olympus and Intervalometers for Astrophotography @TheNarrowbandChannel | Uploaded March 2021 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
This is a little known feature that you should use. And it is one of the reasons I choose Olympus OMD cameras for my terrestrial and daytime photography. The only downside to the built in intervalometer is that it is limited to 60 sec exposures.

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