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Time Lapse - HELLLLPPPPP - Need advice

 
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Jun 30, 2010 14:08 |  #1

Out of the blue i have just been asked if i can do a time lapse series of photos of 2 a day over 12 months !!!! technically i know how to do this via DSLR remote etc but i have a couple of questions i would appreciate some advice on.
What type of camera would be best - i am thinking of using my 50D (and then getting myself a nice little upgrade :lol: ) or what alternative camera would be appropriate?

mains Power supply for canon 50D - http://www.amazon.com …82/ref=dp_cp_ob​_p_title_0 (external link) - i would obviously get the UK equivilent

externally mounting the camera on a pole - how ????? which would be best ???

protecting the camera from the elements - again how ???? my obvious thoughts are locate it internal but i have not seen the site and will have to be prepared for the questions if i get asked.

and anything else i should have thought of but have forgotten

Finally what would some one expect to pay for this sort of service?

thanks very much for your anticipated help and advice - and as i am being made redundant from my job this could just assist me with some ££££ :lol:

Andy


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Jun 30, 2010 20:49 |  #2

The construction industry is increasingly using time-lapse photography as a means of documenting the progress of projects. Here are some websites on technology and hardware that may be of interest...

https://bmumford.secur​ewebsites.com/photo/co​nstruction/index.html (external link)

http://siteisight.com/​products_%20highres.ht​ml (external link)

https://www.harbortron​ics.com/Products/TimeL​apsePackage/ (external link)

http://oxblue.com/demo​s/ (external link)

I think you'd be better off working with a proven design rather than trying to cobble together something on your own - if it fails mid-year you've lost the assignment...


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Jun 30, 2010 21:37 |  #3

RYGDWW,
thanks for that - that was the sort of answer i was looking for
Cheers

Andy


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