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35mm sequences...?

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flat9safety
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how do u do it? sumone told me u lik eput sumthing at the bttom of uer camera that like does sumthing to make one, i dunno, i have no clue....

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Jan 5 2005 4:39PM
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Dakoulas
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You could get a motor drive so you can take more pictures in a shorter amount of time.

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Jan 5 2005 4:44PM
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nspen
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cut and splice its that easy

Jan 5 2005 4:45PM
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Ski-hobo
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you need to be able to take atleast 4 shots a second. An attachable motor drive can increase that.


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Jan 5 2005 4:47PM
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Lé.Skiing
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i have an idea just buy a camera that says it can to it... perhaps like a canon rebel or somehtign... I have a Canon Rebel Ti and it can do it, it just had a mode you se it to, to take sequences(sp?).
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Jan 5 2005 4:50PM
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flat9safety
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but what about like older all manual 35mms...
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Jan 5 2005 4:52PM
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Ski-hobo
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can't do it with a manual 35 mm, unless you can attack a motor drive to those too.


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