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belchingmatt
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The duration of the film in seconds multiplied by 24fps, plus any frames that were edited out.  
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gavomatic57
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Location: Cardiff, Wales
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See, I wasn't sure if it was an American 24fps or a UK 25fps - 504 shots compared to 525...  ...admittedly, I hadn't read the description...
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ProfessorF
What's a life?
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Nick
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Joined: Thu Apr 23, 2009 11:36 pm
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Location: Portsmouth
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Did any of you camera types see the Life program on plants?
Loads of this sort of thing on there and it was really really good.
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Fogmeister
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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Yeah, I loved that one. The time lapse sequences they did were awesome! I loved the explanation at the end of how they did the 6month one.
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timark_uk
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Cheers man. I took 500 images in total. A couple of sequences are repeated at shorter length and we had to add a few frames here and there to make it match with the music. Some sequences were shot at 1" exposure every 2" interval and other sequences at 2" exposures at 3" intervals. Because we were shooting in a living room without extra lighting or flash units the ISO was set at 1000 throughout. Mark
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timark_uk
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Me and my mate are working on the finer details of another time-lapse experiment.
After this we'll be moving on to the main event.
Mark
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timark_uk
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Okay, battery test complete and I got 9.5hrs out of a single battery shooting one image per minute.
I'm really very happy with that result.
The edited footage will make it to the 'net some time next week hopefully.
I'll let you know when it's viewable. (8+)
Mark
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EddArmitage
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HeatherKay
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I discovered I can do timed interval shooting with my Canon, but only if it's tethered to a computer. I'd also need to get the AC pack, because the battery would give out long before the shoot would be finished.
Still, I might have a play when I get a spare day or two.
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timark_uk
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It's really good fun. We've a couple of nice little touches in ours - I did it with the same guy (Wai Lun) as I did the last one with. I'm not going to give away any spoilers though. (8+p Mark
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timark_uk
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