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Time-lapse photography with a Canon EOS 40D
I've recently been doing some time-lapse photography with my 40D with some success and I thought I'd share the workflow that I'm using to take a series of exposures on the camera and compile them into a video playable on the web.
In short I'm following these steps:
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You could do that in fewer steps. Here's what I would do:
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