Nikon p900 continuous and time lapse help

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Hi guys

I've recently bought a nikon p900 and looking to find a continuous mode as some videos I've watched say it has. Also how do I set a time lapse video on the nikon p900 thanks
 
Time lapse Movies are identified on page 27 of the manual.
You have to first be in SCENE mode which is the round dial on top of the camera.
Then press the MENU button to go to the scene menu
Then "time lapse movie" is the last selection

it also states
- use of a tripod is recommended. Set vibration reduction OFF.
- the camera automatically captures still images at a specified interval - movies are approx 10 seconds long.

= = = =
"Continuous" mode is on page 52 / extended 67 (the binocular 67)
and it reviews Continuous Shooting.
 
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I googled and saw some youtube videos on the subject.
 
Thank you so much you are an absolute hero

Time lapse Movies are identified on page 27 of the manual.
You have to first be in SCENE mode which is the round dial on top of the camera.
Then press the MENU button to go to the scene menu
Then "time lapse movie" is the last selection

it also states
- use of a tripod is recommended. Set vibration reduction OFF.
- the camera automatically captures still images at a specified interval - movies are approx 10 seconds long.

= = = =
"Continuous" mode is on page 52 / extended 67 (the binocular 67)
and it reviews Continuous Shooting.
Time lapse Movies are identified on page 27 of the manual.
You have to first be in SCENE mode which is the round dial on top of the camera.
Then press the MENU button to go to the scene menu
Then "time lapse movie" is the last selection

it also states
- use of a tripod is recommended. Set vibration reduction OFF.
- the camera automatically captures still images at a specified interval - movies are approx 10 seconds long.

= = = =
"Continuous" mode is on page 52 / extended 67 (the binocular 67)
and it reviews Continuous Shooting.
 

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