Quick and Dirty Timelapse Photography

A simple setup built to take timelapse photos on a camera without an intervalometer. It consists of a servo, a arduino, and a HD44780 controlled LCD.

For anyone with newer cameras, the Canon Hack Development Kit (CHDK, Google it) allows intervalometer scripts to be used on cameras, unfortunately this model that I had around does not support this feature.

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Science & Technology

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• Timelapse photography
• Arduino
• Prototyping

[aonomus]

Plexi is pretty easy to work with, you have to score it on both sides and snap it on a hard surface, just like cutting circuit board material, or, if you are lucky, you can get a laser cutter or other CNC device and do some cool stuff like gears.

For the most part you can only score/snap thin (1/8") plexi, once you get to 1/4", you need a laser or a mill.

[Chrisjr2007]

niceeeeeee

[kamelhead]

Nice. Also like the use of Plexiglass for the frame. How Is it to work with? (Compared to, say, sheet metal.)