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I was thinking if our camera could automatically take pictures at different intervals we could get some great high resolution time-lapse videos.

The only method I could come up with to do this would be a program that emulates the d-pad/optical mouse click on a timer loop with camera.exe open, which would autofocus and take a picture again and again.

The camera settings could point to a new folder, then throw them into any editing suite and we'd be set.

Anyone know of a program or method that could accomplish this?

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View Posteufouria, on Sep 6 2009, 14:50, said:

I was thinking if our camera could automatically take pictures at different intervals we could get some great high resolution time-lapse videos.

The only method I could come up with to do this would be a program that emulates the d-pad/optical mouse click on a timer loop with camera.exe open, which would autofocus and take a picture again and again.

The camera settings could point to a new folder, then throw them into any editing suite and we'd be set.

Anyone know of a program or method that could accomplish this?
there is a function on the camara the 2nd button on the top left you can choose continu so you can take 9 pictures after each other


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the continuous shooting function lowers the resolution, does not offer different timing intervals and requires the camera button to physically be pushed.


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it lowers the resolution to take rapid fotos of the action
if u use full resolution thre must be at least 5 seconds relapse between fotos to let the processor analyze the full resolution
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Time-lapse could look great even with a 5-second interval, actually depending on the subject that may even be too large of an interval.
I just need to find a way to have the camera automatically take pictures without having to push the button.


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i would definitely like to have something like this, would be useful as hell. willing to buy beers for anyone who makes such an application!


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Bump, No one has any ideas? It seems so simple.


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View Posteufouria, on Sep 10 2009, 02:25, said:

Bump, No one has any ideas? It seems so simple.
i have some ideas... I'll work on it and let you know what i can do (puts programming hat on).


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I reinstalled G-Profile today and saw it had an option to execute a program based on a calendar event, it also has an Argument box in which I naively typed "enter" hoping it would simulate an enter command but to no avail. The exe started but did nothing, does anyone know if theres a command that could be typed into the arguments box to have the software emulate an enter keypress?


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hey xenspidey, any progress?





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