(Part 2) - Time lapse hack for point and shoot camera
Since there is no hacked firmware for Canon SD1400 IS I had build my own rig, for time lapse. No electronics involved, just an old DC motor from a CD-ROM, re... Video Rating: 5 / 5
I would feel the same about a new camera! That is why for my time lapse videos I use simple cheap cameras that I buy on ebay. One video I left the camera on my roof for many days in the snow. Not a good idea with an expensive new camera!
- i know how to do that too but was a new camera. check my mini strobe light video. i can control time between "press" and for how long to hold it using 2 pot`s.
That is very skill full. and neat! :) You could also use a you can also use a mechanical intervalometer for all cameras like this one tempusALL. bymac.org
- this is not about powering the camera, is about timelapse ! Meaning taking thousand of pictures in a long period of time You may want to do that somewhere in the mountains, or woods, or middle of a lake... where you going to find power for that ? And the batteries are for the timelapse mechanism not the camera itself.
Dude Why don't you soft hacking instead of this solution? It's just like an analog solution. :) You should watch "Sunlapse: Panning Time Lapse Sunrise In Levanger Norway CHDK " I am sure that you will find an interesting/fantastic shooting angle with your mechanical ability.
@videotutorials4us Just checked, there is now a chdk port for this camera;
ReplyDeleteI would feel the same about a new camera! That is why for my time lapse videos I use simple cheap cameras that I buy on ebay. One video I left the camera on my roof for many days in the snow. Not a good idea with an expensive new camera!
ReplyDelete- i know how to do that too but was a new camera. check my mini strobe light video. i can control time between "press" and for how long to hold it using 2 pot`s.
ReplyDeleteYour idea is to complex. I did my timelapse by opening the camera and hot wiring the shutter. My timer is a simple 555 electronic timer.
ReplyDelete- this IS mechanical. and I can build my own, no need to buy anything
ReplyDeleteThat is very skill full. and neat! :) You could also use a you can also use a mechanical intervalometer for all cameras like this one tempusALL. bymac.org
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ReplyDelete- this is not about powering the camera, is about timelapse !
ReplyDeleteMeaning taking thousand of pictures in a long period of time
You may want to do that somewhere in the mountains, or woods, or middle of a lake... where you going to find power for that ? And the batteries are for the timelapse mechanism not the camera itself.
Why don't you just plug in the power source to the camera and put a big SD card in the camera? seems waaaaay simpler.
ReplyDelete- well there is no CHDK for the SD1400IS (as I wrote in description)
ReplyDeleteI do also build a rail for that camera, check my other videos
Dude Why don't you soft hacking instead of this solution? It's just like an analog solution. :) You should watch "Sunlapse: Panning Time Lapse Sunrise In Levanger Norway CHDK " I am sure that you will find an interesting/fantastic shooting angle with your mechanical ability.
ReplyDeleteso complicated. i
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