Thanks Brian,
I think they are airplanes. It's right by the airport.

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I like those too, you can see them better on the TV.

Thanks Tommy

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That was looking to the right of my balcony.

I shot each scene for about 35 minutes and I was hoping for star movement in that short of time. Thanks Charlie.

Thanks Alex.

I wish I could have done more while I was there.

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Are you in socal ? Let me know what camera gear you have and we can figure out how to get you timelapseing.

I'm in Ontario Cali. HV20, Canon 20D CS3 Production Suite. I like the video at Salt Creek. I used to surf there back in the day.

Sweet , since you have a 20D all you need is a
TC-80N3 or an ebay knock off
Check out this tutorial
timescapes.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5

Ebay for sure $37 bucks vs $137. Thanks bro.

Thanks Monso.

timescapes.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5

Thanks Tom

Thanks Dan
It's a great place to go. If you go do the shark cage.

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Here is a tutorial to get you started
timescapes.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5
There is a messageboard that alot of vimeo people got to for timelaspeing.

Thanks Vatch

To tempt you even more thecheapest ebay knock off one is $48 shipped instead of $135 for the canon one.

Thanks Jay

Thanks DB,
Keep thse TL's coming too.

Thanks Spud,
I cant wait to see some under water stuff from your HV30.

Joey.
Me neither, friend!!, me neither!! Five weeks to go!! I'm even thinking about getting one of those remote time lapse devices that you work so cool with, (for topside footage, obviously,). I think they are based in the UK. Might come back to you on that for advice.

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Thanks man, I made good use of your panning head this weekend.

Thanks Man

Thanks man.