146 pics in 28 seconds
Jan 29, 2012 21:23:14 #
dont know if this will work or not...need quicktime
Jan 29, 2012 22:52:48 #
liked it didn't know you can load that kind on this site.. do now thanks
Jan 30, 2012 06:59:05 #
How far apart were the shoots? Very nice. I am just getting into this. Mine don't look to good right now, tring to take pictures of the snow.
Erv
Erv
Jan 30, 2012 09:55:58 #
Erv wrote:
How far apart were the shoots? Very nice. I am just getting into this. Mine don't look to good right now, tring to take pictures of the snow.
Erv
Erv
These pics were taken 30 seconds apart so took a little over an hour to shoot the whole sequence
My charming wife (I have to say that cause she sometimes reads my posts) got me a time lapse camera for Christmas. Its made by wingscapes very versatile 8 megapixels and you can set it to shoot anywhere from 1 second delay to one day. And its only about 80 bucks so the entire unit is about 2x the price of an intervalometer for my Nikon.
Google wingscapes and check out the manual online
Its a kick in the pants and the software is very simple and does all the work...
Jan 30, 2012 11:49:20 #
Jan 30, 2012 12:53:23 #
If you shoot Nikons you probably can do time lapse with your present camera. My D200 has an interval timer setting. You can even tell it when to start. My Point & Shoot Nikon P7000 has the same settings.
Jan 30, 2012 13:17:48 #
GC likes NIKON wrote:
If you shoot Nikons you probably can do time lapse with your present camera. My D200 has an interval timer setting. You can even tell it when to start. My Point & Shoot Nikon P7000 has the same settings.
I did consider that...but then pulled this out from under the Christmas tree...timer...and the big thing is its weather proof...and you can leave it outside for weeks...which I am considering with the rose garden this spring...
Jan 30, 2012 13:24:57 #
Excellent demo!
I think you have the seed to grow a new forum on UHH: "Sequential Time-Lapse Photography".
Especially if other HedgeHoggers volunteer their knowledge about Nikon & Canon procedures.
I think you have the seed to grow a new forum on UHH: "Sequential Time-Lapse Photography".
Especially if other HedgeHoggers volunteer their knowledge about Nikon & Canon procedures.
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