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California Adventure timelapse
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60. California Adventure…
6 months ago
My 1st real DSLR timelapse test, shot with my XTI.
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I modified it so I could use it on both my 40D or my wifes XTi. There is a knock timer off on ebay that is $60 that works pretty good.
Check out this timelapse message board that alot of Vimeo people use
timescapes.org/phpBB3/index.php
Now imagine this shot..... moving. Like a dolly move or something. That would be awesome. I bet it would not be too hard to make a little dolly with a simple motor to pull it like 10 feet down a track. That would give a lot of personality to a shot like this.