14th August
2008
Now that Flickr accepts video, (causing alot of people plenty of angst apparently) I thought I would try one myself.
It was cut short due to some rain, but I intend to do some more in the not to distant future.
A few people have asked how I did it. Well, it wasn’t exactly high tech. I just sat beside the camera, mounted on the tripod, attached the remote shutter release and clicked it every 10 seconds or so. Apparently you can tether the camera to a laptop and have the computer control it, but where is the fun in that?
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Hey there. Long-time reader, first-time commenter here. Love the blog…
First of all met me say: Great image!
What proggy did you use to put all the frames together and export as video?
Mick. I used Quicktime actually. It has a function to import a sequence of image files that are numbered sequentially.
A Macbook and Gawker is what you want. Then it’ll do it all for you while you take in the scenery