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Re: HDV and Time-lapse?
by Uli Plank on Feb 21, 2006 at 6:08:43 pm

Hi Marc,

even if they could, I'd never do this to my camera! It's terrible wear and tear on the mechanism.

What's wrong with using digital still cameras? I'be been shooting lots of time-lapse footage with my Canon S50, their Remote Capture program and my laptop. I've been using such clips in HD video projects and the quality is awesome.

Regards,

Uli


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