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Old 12-03-2018, 11:28 PM
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Alex,

There is an intervalometer called a Pixel TC-252. They're made for any camera.

Here is a version for your camera that costs $41 -
https://tinyurl.com/y92p9jbc

They have a number of modes. For astrophotographers they have an intervalometer mode.

Number of exposures . 0-9999
delay until first exposure 0-99h 99m 99s in 1s increments
interval between exposures 0-99h 99m 99s in 1s increments
length of shutter press at each exposure 0-99h 99m 99s in 1s increments

For example, you can set it to press the shutter 200 subs for 2 mins each at 5 min intervals. Leave the camera set to noise reduction on. Camera will take 2 min exposure, then 2 min dark, subtract the dark in camera and then write the file.
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