Can Canon 600D shoot video for a long time and how to adjust it?

The steps for Canon 600D to shoot a long video are as follows: First, leave the camera on, and at the same time set the mode dial of the camera to the short film shooting mode. When the IS image stabilizer IS turned ON for hand-held shooting, if the lens uses the IS image stabilizer, it is necessary to set the switch to the ON state.

See if there are any restrictions on the video setting format. Then see if the memory card meets the demand.

No way! Cameras can only record short films, and the duration of a single video cannot exceed 30 minutes, otherwise it will become a video recorder, which will adopt completely different technical standards and market positioning. However, as long as the single recording time does not exceed the limit, if you record more than a few paragraphs, then the only thing that limits the recording time is the capacity of the memory card.

Canon 600D can shoot 1080P full HD video. \x0d\ If you use a memory card with a speed lower than that of Class6, the problem of "extremely short recording time" may occur when recording HD video due to problems such as data transmission and processing speed.

Mine is 600D d. I often use it to make short films. It doesn't take you eight seconds, but you can't shoot it in eight seconds. Maybe your memory card is too slow to stop automatically, and the resolution you set is too high.