[fallen9210]

Down in here South Carolina it's fairly difficult to do any star trails during the summer and NOT get fireflys in the photo. They can be kind of bothersome if its not what you're going for

[skwirnmn]

Chris, I dig your work a ton! I've been posting here for over 2 years, and have not seen any lighting painting that has completely blown me away yet. Yours doesn't blow me away, but it's pretty darn good. keep on shooting, I hope to see some more star trails and long exposure stuff from you soon!

[IncompleteSpork90]

What I looked like for my friends engagement photo.

Editing the photo itself and will put it up sometime, heh heh.

[Chris@RegencyPB]

Originally Posted by skwirnmn

Chris, I dig your work a ton! I've been posting here for over 2 years, and have not seen any lighting painting that has completely blown me away yet. Yours doesn't blow me away, but it's pretty darn good. keep on shooting, I hope to see some more star trails and long exposure stuff from you soon!

Thank you very much!

[Alex Burrows]

Up in whistler this weekend, took a bunch of shots these were the best of the bunch, feel like i need to go back and learn more about aperture and composition was kinda just trying things on the fly up there

[Skipperdawg]

[Pakistani]

awesome shots guys

i wish this was real: http://bit.ly/VrqzgD

[Chris@RegencyPB]

Wow Awesome hockey Shots Skipperdawg!

So recently I have been inspired to try my hand at motion timelapses. Instead of spending a ton of money on a slider I decided to build my own from scratch. I just recently finished it so I wanted to share a picture of it with you guys.

I plan on testing it out later this week at sunset

[pbjunkiee]

that is boss.

[texaspaintballplpaye]

Originally Posted by pbjunkiee

that is boss.

[Chris@RegencyPB]

Thanks guys! Also I forgot to mention that it is also motorized, the camera dolly/carriage is on a pulley system. The motor I used was a simple helicopter continuous servo and the whole system is controlled by a DSLR intervalometer so that I can sync up my camera with the slider.

[Cmizzle]

I was just about to ask how you manged on moving it.

[skwirnmn]

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my teacher has been drilling me with emails about this plagiarism BS.

The time lapse dolly looks pretty dope

who's on instagram?

[wafflecakee]

Do everything in person dude.


@great_deku_tree

[reddogphoto]

Originally Posted by skwirnmn

who's on instagram?

@reddogvisuals

[courter_man_08]

@zach_courter

[Pakistani]

also @zack_courter

[Mike Grenade]

Originally Posted by Chris@RegencyPB

Thanks guys! Also I forgot to mention that it is also motorized, the camera dolly/carriage is on a pulley system. The motor I used was a simple helicopter continuous servo and the whole system is controlled by a DSLR intervalometer so that I can sync up my camera with the slider.

Would you be willing to go into any details on how you interfaced with the intervalometer?

[courter_man_08]

Originally Posted by Pakistani

also @zack_courter

you are greatly enticing my gullibility...

[Chris@RegencyPB]

Originally Posted by Mike Grenade

Would you be willing to go into any details on how you interfaced with the intervalometer?

I actually just followed this simple tutorial from DIYphotography.net (the link provides you with all the information you need to know including how to control the direction and speed of the servo and how to power it)

http://www.diyphotography.net/how-to...der-controller

[texaspaintballplpaye]

@Dan_outersphere