LAX time lapse?

[Thomas J. O'Hara]

What's the best way of achieving the look (or a similar look) of this lapse with the 100b? It doesn't have interval recording, but I would love to do some fluid lapsing with mine. The best way I can think of is recording fully, and utilizing RE:Vision's Twixtor Pro.


What to do, what to do...

i've gotten some pretty good timelapse from using time bandit

 

[ggoerl]

If anyone is still interested in knowng so.
I have a few emails from him a while back ago when I talked to him about it.
So if you want me to post them I will.

 

[Switch]

please go ahead and post them.

 

[ggoerl]

Theres an Lax Timelapse Post around here if you find Andrew gives a detailed descrition as to what he says in one of his emails here

" I used a remote and a tripod for the shots. If you look around the LAX
Time-lapse post you will find a detailed description on
how I did this."

" I shot the LA traffic stuff with a Digital Rebel 300D. All of the new stuff is
shot on a Canon 20D. All I do is take as many pictures
as the camera can handle in a burst. I usually leave the shutter open for 2
seconds to get the effect that's in the clip. So I don't
speed up the footage. That's the way it looks when I assemble the shots."

thats it right there.

 

[ericyoung]

He also uses the Canon Timer Remote Control TC80N3 to set intervals between frames.

 

[ericyoung]

Check out one of the original drew599 threads here:
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=27523&highlight=canon+timelapse

One note: I believe that the remote will keep triggering indefinitely if you don't set a number of frames - which would do away with the need to keep pressing the button every 99 frames. When I get some time I'll try it out.