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 ^ Timelapse           | Capture slow, gradual changes over a long period (e.g. sunsets, clouds moving, traffic flows). Used with static camera, usually on a tripod; no camera movement or stabilization effects applied automatically.  |
 ^ TimeShift           | Create dynamic, hyperlapse-style videos with a sense of motion and speed variation. Designed for use while moving (e.g. walking, driving, biking), includes FlowState Stabilization, making footage very smooth even if handheld or moving quickly.  |
-^ Loop Recording      | The camera records video in segments (e.g., 1, 3, 5, 10, or 30 minutes); once the storage limit is reached, it starts overwriting the oldest segments. When you manually stop recording, only the most recent loop(s) are saved.  |
+^ Loop Recording      | Loop Recording mode allows you to set a loop duration of 1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 minutes. The loop-recorded video will be always segmented in segments of 1 min, the earliest recorded segment will be deleted and continuously overwritten. Once a Loop Recording is stopped the segments are concatenated into a single video; starting a new Loop Recording will create a new loop sequence.  |
 ^ 6K Widescreen Mode  | |
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