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Reply With QuoteYou're right, that's great! Thanks for that!
I'v just seen a link to this time lapse of Vancouver. Put it on full HD and be absolutely amazed:
YouTube - TimeLapseHD's Channel
Rob
My Kit: Nikon D80, Nikon 60mm macro, Sigma 105mm macro, Tokina 10-17mm. Ikelite housing with twin Inon z240 strobes.
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You're right, that's great! Thanks for that!
incredible - huge project - thanks Rob
Jane
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Very cool.
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double wow!
when are we going to see first underwater timelapse then
Best regards, Mike
After learning to SCUBA dive, underwater photography offers a new level of 'skintness'
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There was plenty in Planet Earth from the BBC. The clip I remember was of a giant starfish walking through a huge mass of brittle stars. They used a Nikon DSLR.Originally Posted by Blu DL
double wow!
when are we going to see first underwater timelapse then
I've got the technology, but can't think of a good subject. I was going to try one in Stoney, but some bugger would steal the camera!
Rob
My Kit: Nikon D80, Nikon 60mm macro, Sigma 105mm macro, Tokina 10-17mm. Ikelite housing with twin Inon z240 strobes.
www.emup.org.uk
www.robcuss.co.uk
let me know when you are going
wonder if macro timelapse of freshwater mussels would show anything interesting?
Best regards, Mike
After learning to SCUBA dive, underwater photography offers a new level of 'skintness'
http://www.flickr.com/photos/blu_dl/
http://www.youtube.com/mikeydsmith
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