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Älvsjö Time-lapse
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17. Älvsjö Time-lapse
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458 frames from a Canon EOS 30D, each two seconds long, shown at 15 frames per second.
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Matt Agnello 1 year agoHow did you edit it together? Did you use anything special, or did you just drop each frame in by hand? -
Tomas Hellberg 1 year agoI just opened the image sequence in VirtualDub. No mixing or anything, just frame by frame.
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RCHeliResource.Com 1 year ago yea, you can do the same thing in quicktime. simple dimple. my camera only does time lapse through the usb cable however. I have a d80.
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