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Time Lapse from Sitka, Alaska

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benk
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I spent the last two months in Sitka working crab and herring season and in my spare time I started to experiment with time lapses.  Turns out it's a lot of fun and eats up your harddrive space pretty fast! 12,000 pictures in two months!

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cwillygood
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that was awesome! really liked how the boats came in and out at night! very cool
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cwillygood
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sorry for the dub post but what camera do you have? jw
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snowisawesome
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sick man.  how do you do the zoom out time lapse?
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quixotic
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you just have your sped up video or pictures on the stage and then keyframe the stage between a zoomed in cropped view and the normal view or however much you want it to zoom
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benk
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Nikon D90 and Yes^ that's how I do the panning
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assface
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god damn i love southeast alaska so much
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kootenayklaus
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Wouldn't that many photos kill your shutter? or I mean at least weaken it.
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benk
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yeah it might..but I have a 3 year warrenty on my camera so I'm not too worried about it
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kootenayklaus
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That's like a tenth of your sensors suggested life span, in two weeks. Solid time lapses though, but I don't think the warranty will cover a worn shutter... Watch out for that.
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ken1237
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i grew up in sitka
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