A start into time lapse photography using a Canon 40D dSLR camera
Sunshine and Shadows from Birdlip overlooking Gloucester
750 images @ 5 second intervals downloading into a samsung netbook controlling the camera and timing
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The Canon MP-E65 lens I read about it , heard about it and it’s not an easy one to use , the images are stunning ! I am considering to buy also this one , but at the time I already spent a lot for (astro) equipment ………..
Nice gimmick ! I tried to find out “howto” and I received some suggestions for a tryout . I did work and I love timelapse also . I am using the Canon EOS550D , I am really satisfied about the camera . For insects I am using the 100mm/f2.8 macro , but what I saw on your insects page , those pics are stunning in sharpness and dept of field . Did you stack those images ?
Good work !
a couple are focus stacked to get the DoF but I also use a Canon MP-E65 macro lens
VERY NICE!!!