Wrist Watch Time-Lapse
Hi Steem friends,
I have another fun experiment to share with you all from my new camera. As I've mentioned previously, I recently received my very first camera - a Canon EOS Rebel 7Ti. Tonight I thought it would be neat to test out the highly touted "time-lapse" feature using my black wrist watch. I've had this watch for at least a few years now, but you wouldn't know from looking at it - barely a scratch or scuff to be seen!
I really enjoy this watch a lot. Although it may look fairly expensive, I actually snagged it for about $40 dollars during a Black Friday sale a few years back, and it's been very reliable for me so far. I'm personally not much into wrist watch collecting like some other people out there. The only other watch that I've ever purchased was a fancier "Swatch" that I got while vacationing in Switzerland a number of years back.
Anyway, enough about my watches - back to the time-lapsing. I've never attempted one before, so I decided to go with a basic approach in which photos were taken at 1-second intervals for a total of 300 seconds, resulting in a short 12 second video. Enjoy!
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@shawkr13
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