StormFactory
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I just bought an inexpensive remote timer off eBay. For under $30 bucks, it works exactly as expected. Here is my first attempt at time lapse.
Time Lapse with $30 remote!
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speedracerlo
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wow nice, have you found any cheap remote timed panning device?
Jackson Miller
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Cool. The second one was very odd though. Maybe leave it longer and speed it way up? Because the water looked really bouncy and I typically like smooth time lapses. But very cool still. Could be nice actually to use as a unsettling effect.
StormFactory
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Speed - No timed panning device, but it is easy to pan a time lapse shot. You are shooting a huge image so you can pan within the image without loosing any resolution.
Jackson - The second one ended when it did because security pedaled up and said that I could not shoot there on a tripod. I could shoot. Just not on a tripod.
Benn - I bought the timer off eBay for $28.50 which included shipping from China. This is the one http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370317094750 Paid on Wednesday and had it the following Wednesday.
Jackson - The second one ended when it did because security pedaled up and said that I could not shoot there on a tripod. I could shoot. Just not on a tripod.
Benn - I bought the timer off eBay for $28.50 which included shipping from China. This is the one http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370317094750 Paid on Wednesday and had it the following Wednesday.
Jackson Miller
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Shoulda brought over two carboard boxes or something even more intrusive and put the camera on that. Then ask if there is a rule against that! Lol. Like a big wooden crate or something.