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2 yr time lapse
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Dale Roberts
on Jul 7, 2008 at 2:38:56 am
Hi...
A company wants us to do a 2 year HD time lapse and a sequence every 3 months of the construction progress. At the moment I think stills is the best way to go. The problem is the actual place where we will do the shot is a 2 hr drive from us so looking after the shot will be difficult.
I am wondering if anyone has done any type of shot this way and what kind of advice I could get regarding it. I am really not sure about any of it... like software to use, powering of the system over that time, how to get the shot sequences without disturbing the cameras etc...
I am researching Stop Motion Pro at the moment and perhaps laptops to capture the images but thats where i get daunted! any advice is much appreciated...
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2 yr time lapse
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