Thanks.

Did this with a Nikon D80, 10.5mm lens, and five days holed up on the 26th floor of the Sahara hotel.

I compiled the shots with Quicktime.
For some angles I ran a photoshop script to crop a tighter shot from the large frame.

Thanks Peter--your comments are very much appreciated.

Thanks Miles. The Camera Control software actually lets you specify a folder on your computer to have it saved to automatically as each shot is taken.

Thanks Tom--appreciate the comment. The start of a few shots show some jumpiness and focus issues as I got the settings dialed in. Initially I planned on cropping them out but when I previewed it with the song I liked the asthetic-it reminded me of old 8mm film stock. So I decided to keep it...

Thanks Kruzer--I took the best parts to make the video. I had to be there anyways, so yeah, it was worth it to me too!

I think I burned through 35gb of space. At one poing I made an adjustment so the photo size wouldn't be so large, but later on I regretted that because it gave me less flexibility. Since then I've bought a 1TB firewire drive. You'd want something big to do a multi-day shot. I primarily was just shooting sunrises and the moon...

thats not bad at all. i think my HV20 is like 20gigs an hour. or maybe thats at the native size. good to know though thanks.