how to shoot a time elapse sequence?

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shaun_au

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Do you guys know an effective way to shoot a time elapse sequence from dawn to dusk like in Survivors? Leaving the camera on for 12 hours can't be the only solution, right?

Thanks.
 
Re: how to shoot a time elapse sequence?

well what kind of camera do you have. im iffy about the dvx, but all vx's and gl's have a setting where it shoots in intervals. this would be your best bet. someone with a dvx100 please relpy and tell me if its able to shoot intervals
 
Re: how to shoot a time elapse sequence?

[quote author=mavsurferguy link=board=news;num=1107810288;start=0#1 date=02/07/05 at 15:26:17]well what kind of camera do you have.  im iffy about the dvx, but all vx's and gl's have a setting where it shoots in intervals.  this would be your best bet.  someone with a dvx100 please relpy and tell me if its able to shoot intervals[/quote]

I'm getting a 100a soon. Yes, I would like to know how to shoot in intervals if it's the only other alternative. BTW, what do you mean by "intervals" exactly? The way I understand it is that the camera stops recording for while(an interval), then continues to record after that. So is it a way to save some tape?

Thanks.
 
Re: how to shoot a time elapse sequence?

"Intervals" means the period of time that elapses between the camera's capturing one frame, and the next.

A device capturing one frame every ten minutes, is capturing at "ten-minute intervals," etc
 
Re: how to shoot a time elapse sequence?

So im not sure if i understand is there an option to shoot in intervals for the dvx100a?
 
Re: how to shoot a time elapse sequence?

follow the link above your post. it's all there my friend.
 
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