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Magnus3D wrote in post #12763076
Thanks and yeap, i guess most other people would have had their 5D2 as their main camera but not me. I like my 7D so much i prefer to use it as my main workhorse and so far it never let me down. The 5D2 is good but it's lousy AF system makes it only work as a backup and secondary camera during events. When i got portraits in poor lightingconditions i shoot them with the 5D2 as it deals with ISO noise well and it renders sharp images.

/argument

(Any arguments after this comment are pure stupidity, plain and simple.)

Here's my typical setup.

Basically an iPhone using DSLRbot to control everything from multiple exposure bracketing (up to 20!) to long exposure and even time-lapse and controlling movie functions. Works really well.

I've got everything setup using velcro, that way it's easy to setup and quick to break down.

I've used this setup out of the sunroof of my car doing time-lapse while driving around the city, worked great and I can monitor everything on my phone, while I'm driving (yeah, that's safe... )

What what what? That's awesome I haven't even heard of this app. How does it trigger the camera? Is it using some kind of IR sensor in that cable?

I'd love to know more about that configuration.

agphotography wrote in post #12769412
What what what? That's awesome I haven't even heard of this app. How does it trigger the camera? Is it using some kind of IR sensor in that cable?

I'd love to know more about that configuration.

same

Yes, it's using IR to control the camera. It can do HDR up to 20 brackets, time-lapse at any interval, long exposure (set it and forget it) and even control movie mode functions. The app is like $5 and you can either make the IR transmitter yourself (they include directions) or buy one from then for like $10... I bought theirs as I didn't want to hassle with it. The transmitter can detach from the cable, so you can plug it directly into the phone or put it on any length of cable you want (mines about 3ft so that I can shoot out of my sunroof). It's pretty cool - check it out http://dslrbot.com

Todd Lambert wrote in post #12769392
Here's my typical setup.

Basically an iPhone using DSLRbot to control everything from multiple exposure bracketing (up to 20!) to long exposure and even time-lapse and controlling movie functions. Works really well.

I've got everything setup using velcro, that way it's easy to setup and quick to break down.

I've used this setup out of the sunroof of my car doing time-lapse while driving around the city, worked great and I can monitor everything on my phone, while I'm driving (yeah, that's safe... )

Wow! How awesome is that?! Thanks for sharing!

i show you my new camera which is the Canon 5D Mark II
but today i will show my old film Camera which i still had untill now in the box with it case from along time and i didnt use it because i always forget my things in my home
that is my old
MINOLTA DYNAX 600si Classic
WITH AF ZOOM 28-105mm 3.5(22)-4.5
i shoot these photo now a 5 minutes ago with my son cam Canon PowerShot G9

^- its not just for canon, always good to see other stuff :3

KenjiS wrote in post #12770938
^- its not just for canon, always good to see other stuff :3

thanks brother for this note

Todd Lambert wrote in post #12769392
Here's my typical setup.

Basically an iPhone using DSLRbot to control everything from multiple exposure bracketing (up to 20!) to long exposure and even time-lapse and controlling movie functions. Works really well.

I've got everything setup using velcro, that way it's easy to setup and quick to break down.

I've used this setup out of the sunroof of my car doing time-lapse while driving around the city, worked great and I can monitor everything on my phone, while I'm driving (yeah, that's safe... )

Todd Lambert wrote in post #12769476
Yes, it's using IR to control the camera. It can do HDR up to 20 brackets, time-lapse at any interval, long exposure (set it and forget it) and even control movie mode functions. The app is like $5 and you can either make the IR transmitter yourself (they include directions) or buy one from then for like $10... I bought theirs as I didn't want to hassle with it. The transmitter can detach from the cable, so you can plug it directly into the phone or put it on any length of cable you want (mines about 3ft so that I can shoot out of my sunroof). It's pretty cool - check it out http://dslrbot.com

MAAAAN you just made my day....that's absolutely awesome.
Damn I wasted lots of money in that intervalometer gggrrrr...
I think I'll give a go at this app, it looks and sounds awesome!
thanks for sharing!

Todd Lambert wrote in post #12769392
Here's my typical setup.

Basically an iPhone using DSLRbot to control everything from multiple exposure bracketing (up to 20!) to long exposure and even time-lapse and controlling movie functions. Works really well.

I've got everything setup using velcro, that way it's easy to setup and quick to break down.

I've used this setup out of the sunroof of my car doing time-lapse while driving around the city, worked great and I can monitor everything on my phone, while I'm driving (yeah, that's safe... )

What tripod and ball head is that?

moltengold wrote in post #12770913
i show you my new camera which is the Canon 5D Mark II
but today i will show my old film Camera which i still had untill now in the box with it case from along time and i didnt use it because i always forget my things in my home
that is my old
MINOLTA DYNAX 600si Classic
WITH AF ZOOM 28-105mm 3.5(22)-4.5
i shoot these photo now a 5 minutes ago with my son cam Canon PowerShot G9


i know this place only for canon
but let us remember the past
thanks

From the mind, of Minolta. Haha. Totally forgot about this brand, until I saw your post. Cool stuff.

pilotdude22 wrote in post #12774980
What tripod and ball head is that?

The tripod looks like a Gitzo LOL