time laps

[Rafael Amador]

I think that every camera is able to do that, however, cheaper than buying an SLR is to apply some motion blur to the picture.
Have a look to the Re-Vision MB.
rafael

http://www.nagavideo.com

[Stephen Smith]

What they are getting at with a DSLR is your shutter, it should be open as long as you can have it and it will blur everyone moving in the frame. Take a look at this: https://content.photojojo.com/tutorials/ultimate-guide-to-time-lapse-photography/

Stephen Smith
Utah Video Productions

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[Donald Christensen]

Thank you!!!!

The link you supplied really gave me a few things to think about.

I now have a few things on my shopping list such as an intervalometer.

[Stephen Smith]

Happy to help. Some cameras such as the Cannon T2i come with software so you can turn your computer into an intervalometer if you want. Best of luck.

Stephen Smith
Utah Video Productions

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[Donald Christensen]

Even better.

However, I don’t even know what to ask for.

Ill back up a bit. I heard of a camera that you can program to take pictures every 10 seconds however, I talked to a few camera buffs (professional and camera salesman in a good camera store) They didn’t know what I was talking about

Now I think my chances are better now that I know what its called.

I’ll ask for a camera with software that can plug into a laptop to act as an intervalometer

[Stephen Smith]

There are cameras that come with built in intervalometers but most don’t. I have an intervalometer for my T2i that cost about $40. Plus, it came with free software that can turn my laptop into an intervalometer as well. Stand alone intervalometer don’t cost that much, but they don’t make them for every camera. Hope this helps.

Stephen Smith
Utah Video Productions

Check out my Motion Training DVD

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