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My first time lapse. Just testing it out, I'll be adding a lot more to this eventually.

New one: vimeo.com/1872723

Info:
Canon Rebel XT
Lens: Canon 10-22mm
Focal Length: 10mm
f/stop: 5.6
shutter: 2 seconds
shot fired every 2.5 seconds.
Song: The Album Leaf - Outer Banks

331 photos total, set at 4 frames each.

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Andy Thomas 1 year ago

hey man,

what camera are you using and what f.stop etc have you got it on? i like the look....

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Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

I should probably put that info in the description, I'll do that now. Thanks for the comment :)
Kilimats ☂ 1 year ago

VW has some sweet interior lighting ;-)
Added to the VW/AUDI Channel: vimeo.com/MKX
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

thanks man
michael baca 1 year ago

looks great, check out this shot from the great tyler howarth: flickr.com/photos/tylerhowarth/398447573/in/set-72157600035358752/
df. 1 year ago

This is great :)
And love the song, whats it's title?
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Thank you
the song is The Outer Banks by The Album Leaf
Retner 1 year ago

"VW has some sweet interior lighting"

I totally agree.

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Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

thank you :)
Allan Alejandrino 1 year ago

very impressive.
Clintus McGintus 1 year ago

nice job. What did you use to hold the camera in the back seat?
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Just a regular camera tripod.
Clintus McGintus 1 year ago

wow, and it didn't ever fall over or get knocked around? Or did you have to tie it down? Either way, great work.
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Yea I used some string to keep it steady, but I had to reach back a few times to keep it extra steady on turns.
rick fiduccia 1 year ago

Way cool video. The interior of the car was outstanding. Post more :-)
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Will do, working on a new one.
Alicia Bruce 1 year ago

Awesome... I want to try it in my car driving through Boston! Let's do a dual one when you come visit.
Micah Walter 1 year ago

pretty cool effect... though I would probably have moved the Canon lens cap off the seat! Also there are a few frames where you can see the shadow of the tripod... I think there are some other clamp type devices you could look at for mounting the camera, like a Bogen Magic Arm... or a window clamp..
c son 1 year ago

u gotta drive that thing man. I didnt see you rev it over 3 grand lol
Wolfgang Gaebler 1 year ago

Awesome...
Erik 1 year ago

How'd you get it to fire every 2.5 seconds without reaching back and pushing the button? I've got the same camera and would love to try doing one of these
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

You can buy a remote, I'm not sure of the part number for the rebel. But with a remote you can set you camera to automatically go off every X amount of seconds/minutes. Or What I did was I used my graphing calculator from high school and programmed it to fire every 1.5 seconds, which is a lot cheaper.

instructables.com/id/Turn-a-TI-Graphing-Calculator-into-an-Intervalomet/
Fontaine 1 year ago

love the video and thanks for telling us how you made the remote! i was looking for a cheap way to do this :)
Chrizzle 1 year ago

I really love time lapses. And, for this to be your first one, I'm very impressed!
eiafilms.co.uk 1 year ago

Entertaining, short and well composed.
I like the lens cap on the seat,
the tripod at the back of the car
and that feeling of being there.
thanks for the upload.
Jake Read 1 year ago

most definitely trying this with my D50.
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Send me it when you upload it!
AIR Interviews 1 year ago

cool. definitely gives me an idea of how to make my car seem cool. ^o^
Roger Goede 1 year ago

Great! The whole ride is a nice pleasure. I love those timelapse stuff, music´s cool 2
iXmerof 1 year ago

Hmm, nice work.
Fleet Admiral Vortex 1 year ago

killer!
M.T 1 year ago

Cool stuff man i should have done this in my Z06 ;)
Mahyar Rostami 1 year ago

this is neat man, I can totally see this as a VW commercial. Do most cameras have a setting where they take a picture every 2.5 seconds?
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Most SLR's require a remote timer, not many have it built in
Gareth Cobran 1 year ago

Good ol' Rebel XTI!
curtis nemetz 1 year ago

Album Leaf... nice.
Sergey Zeinalov 1 year ago

cool video, very nice quality!
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Final Cut Pro
Henry Lumbard 1 year ago

At least give some credit to the man who you're following:

rossching.com/eclectic
Ronnie Bruce 1 year ago

Haha, how can I give credit to a video I've never seen. Weird he used the same song though.
Jae-Won, LEE 1 year ago

Like a Movie!
Tony Bozeglav 8 months ago

Hey man... love this video. I think me and my friends are going to attempt this sometime this summer. What did you do to the camera to get it to fire shots every 2.5 seconds? Did you use continuous mode or something?

Also, what did you use as a mount for the camera?
Victor Arvelo 4 months ago

all most cry!!