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by TechJunkie on Sun May 22, 2011 3:50 pm
Can it do time lapses? HDR time lapses? Can it be programmed, without a computer to trigger it, to shoot a sequence of HDR images with a specified delay between frames?
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by pod on Sun May 22, 2011 4:24 pm
Any DSLR made in the past ten years can do time lapse with an intervalometer.
HDR is a different story. You would have to bracket at specific intervals. So every minute or whatever, you'd have to, in sequence, do a bracket exposure. It could be done, but not in camera. You'd have to use EOS Utility and tether.
However, the dynamic range on this sensor is large enough to do an HDR "effect" with a single shot with some post production.
This was really just to make sure the Vimeo embed still works here.
HDR is a different story. You would have to bracket at specific intervals. So every minute or whatever, you'd have to, in sequence, do a bracket exposure. It could be done, but not in camera. You'd have to use EOS Utility and tether.
However, the dynamic range on this sensor is large enough to do an HDR "effect" with a single shot with some post production.
This was really just to make sure the Vimeo embed still works here.
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