Canon 5D 7D EOS Utility Timelapse Tutorial + ProShow Gold

[adamlunatone]

it's a shame the minimum interval is 5 secs. 1sec would be ideal... have to buy an intervalometer instead

[h34dfuk4r]

i downloaded several 'free' programs to do timelapse , none worked properly , didn't realise i could do it with the eos utility haha - i feel such a tard :-/

[pingopete]

nice video, i wanted to see the finished product :D

[khawajanomanuddin]

thanks alot :*

[RockstarMusaBack]

can somebody give the name of the song?

[Eng2008RT]

Nice !

Now i can do my own time lapse

thank you so much

[nutnag1]

Fujifilm HS10, What lead would i need to connecct to the computer from the camera and record live or take pics live. Because I've got software because im doing stop motions. Please reply.

[barbarybar]

Meike MK-80N3 intervalometer on Ebay £15. Does the job.

[JoshKropf]

Thanks for the video - just got a 7D and just getting into photog - used this exact same setup to complete my first timelapse - THANKS!!

[PVTfluffy]

does anyone know if this works with other cameras other than EOS. For example a canon G11?

[f1ua]

my 7d did not come with proshow gold and I don't think it's free if their is indeed one for mac. how ever I was able to use final cut express and so far so good

[santohang]

@strongsads1 : yes, u can do it on a Mac too as long as you have eos utility disk installe

[quanvantruong]

Great! I'll make one with my lovely 7D shortly!

Thanks

[strongsads1]

I am going to do this but i have a mac connect to my camera. will this still work?

[zendium91]

thanks

[Gzkopp]

is there a way to have time intervals betweens photos on a 7d without connecting your camera to a computer using eos utility?

[Ogucho]

@Gzkopp

Remote controller TC-80N3 is good for shooting time lapse by 7D.

[johncrosby]

@Gzkopp Best way is just use the TC-80N3 as mentioned above, which allows you to shoot intervals of 1 second for an unlimited number of shots and an almost infinite variety of timer, bracketing and interval combinations. Great anything incl. fast and slow moving subjects. I use Lightroom 3 to adjust/edit the photos - you edit one photo and all the rest sync automatically, then use Adobe Premier Pro which recognises sequential stills and makes a fully editable movie in HD.