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Ned Trent 2 years, 3 months ago.
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Anonymous1Did this one some time ago to test the idea, I wish I could work my lathe at this speed all the time. The part being made was a brass adjuster screw for a motorbike to replace a rusty mild steel part.
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Anonymous0I am sporadically preparing some timelapse videos, mostly lanscapes, so having a tripod is extremely useful. And the results more often than not are truly breathtaking.
And it is easy to do – some generic Android releases since I think 5.X.X have it as one of the settings for the camera, there are Andoid apps for it, and if anyone have an incline on Android programming, using a hardware to capture pictures and encode it to h264 is not really a rocket science.
If anyone fancies a link to see an example of my videos PM me.
In recent years I’ve also played with this type of photography in a somewhat almost semi professional way (ie. GoPro on a tripod or GoPro mounted on an analog modified mechanical kitchen countdown clock for proper time lapse panning shots; works miraculously well…).
Hey Greg, great to see ya back with us dude. Digital high fiver to you!!!
Well done, Engineer and cheers for the topic.
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