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What is the best way to set up an Axis 207MW network camera for time lapse photography?

Asked by tsolecki in Digital Camera Acqusition Software, Digital Camera Software, Computer Web Cameras

Tags: time lapse, 207MW, network camera

We have an Axis 207MW network camera.  I've installed it and it works.  I can set it to record using motion detection, but I would like to set it up for time lapse photography also.  I don't see in the supplied software any easy way to do this, but perhaps I'm missing something.
Failing that, can I capture from the video stream it produces?

Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
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