So I am trying to get ready and wanted to do some time lapse photo's of the eclipse. I will not be doing shots from start to finish, but like to get some good sets of shot during.
So the question is, how long should I wait between shots?
Thanks.
EdATX Senior Member 553 posts Likes: 2 Joined Feb 2006 Location: SouthEast Texas More info | Apr 13, 2014 21:01 | #1 So I am trying to get ready and wanted to do some time lapse photo's of the eclipse. I will not be doing shots from start to finish, but like to get some good sets of shot during.
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samsen Cream of the Crop 7,468 posts Likes: 239 Joined Apr 2006 Location: LA More info | Apr 13, 2014 22:57 | #2 |
Apr 13, 2014 23:02 | #3 Hmm, the changing brightness will prob be a problem, same with my FL.. Either 135 or 200mm.. Looks like I'll play around. I know I won't be able to make it out to a dark area outside of town unless I go camping.
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samsen Cream of the Crop 7,468 posts Likes: 239 Joined Apr 2006 Location: LA More info | Apr 14, 2014 00:06 | #4 You need to hunt for either bright or dark as eclipse is progress or regress preferably bright. Weak retaliates,
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