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Re: Timelapsing was Re: Train3, Is there still space for me?
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"Calum Tsang" <tsangc@mie.utoronto.ca> wrote in message
news:GpMLBt.ICr@lugnet.com...

> Not necessarily.  I'm not sure if the Digital8 has it, but most Sony 8mm
> cameras have a 2x playback function that's pretty clean.  My Sony SVHS has • a
> 2x playback, so I guess I could dub it in at realtime, then capture it at
2x.

That's good, but that's still a lot of capturing!

> I have a pile of RG59 video cable, 75 foot long, from my other highly
> neglected personal interest (multicamera live video).  I could run it from
> my PC330 with ATI AIW down to the living room.  How does the AIW handle
> timelapse?  Do you have to click it for every frame?

Yes, one click per frame (can't do timed-capture). It's not specifically
labeled as a time lapse feature, they refer to it as Stop Motion
photography.

    Iain



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(...) Not necessarily. I'm not sure if the Digital8 has it, but most Sony 8mm cameras have a 2x playback function that's pretty clean. My Sony SVHS has a 2x playback, so I guess I could dub it in at realtime, then capture it at 2x. (...) I have a (...) (25 years ago, 8-Jan-02, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)

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