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ALLTHUMBS
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May 23, 2001 05:58 |  #1

I just picked up a G-1 on last Sunday and am still being tested by the camera. How is the best way to fire the camera for time exposures once the camera is mounted on a tripod. I am trying to come up with another way besides the IR control.

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edwaste
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May 23, 2001 07:18 |  #2

I guess you could just use the self -timer mode. But I don't understand you aversion to using the IR remote.
It works ok for me.




  
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May 23, 2001 08:02 |  #3

edwaste:
What I am tring to do is to take some pictures of a bird in its nest outside the window in dusk. I don't have a way of me being outside with the IR and the camera inside. The bird takes off when he/she sees one of us comming.




  
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May 23, 2001 10:12 |  #4

I haven't tried it myself, but maybe a carefully placed mirror to reflect the IR remote onto the camera?




  
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May 23, 2001 12:48 |  #5

ALLTHUMBS wrote:
edwaste:
What I am tring to do is to take some pictures of a bird in its nest outside the window in dusk. I don't have a way of me being outside with the IR and the camera inside. The bird takes off when he/she sees one of us comming.

Would this situation be amenable to computer control? I think the G1 comes with a control program and http://www.breezesys.c​om/ (external link) has a more feature-rich one available for a modest shareware price.

The author of the breezesys program used it to do a time-lapse series of a flower blossom opening. Very cool.




  
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edwaste
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May 23, 2001 17:26 |  #6

Here's another solution, though somewhat crude...

http://www.mediachance​.com …am/cablerelease​/index.htm (external link)




  
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