[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by alexch

Nice results, Greg.

I agree with Mike, the gaps between the frames make it look jerky, I would set the interval between shots to as little as the camera lets you.

Cheers,
Alex

Thanks Alex. Do you use 24fps or 30? Does that make a difference if it is run at 30? I used a 10 seconds gap and a 30 second exposure. I could drop that to 3 second gap probably perhaps even 1. In RAW I would need a slightly longer gap of maybe 3. I'd have to time how long it takes to save a 12bit NEF file.

Originally Posted by bobbyf

Thanks for the detailed response Greg.
I'll have to try some of the things you mentioned
I just use the intervalometer on my D7000. Dont think its got a timelapse function, but i shall be looking!
Cheers

Bob

A Chinese Intervalometer isn't that expensive. I got one off Ebay with a wireless remote for $69 including shipping I think.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Wow, that easy? Can I do that with my D7000?

I think you got a few of the big gun Canon time lapse guys worried now

Mike

Sure you can, you just need an intervalvometer if time lapse is not built in.

Thanks for the encouragement!

Greg.