Canon 1D Mark IV

[Gillvane]

It's to pricey for most, definitely to pricey for me. I"m trying to save up for a Canon T2i, and the Mark IV is about 5,000 for just the body.

However, this is some of the prettiest low light footage I"ve seen:

Canon 1D mark IV...maybesomesunwilldomegood on Vimeo

On a side note, will the T2i do the time lapse scenes? The guy says they are stills with a 12 second exposure.

[Frank]

Very nice!
Makes me want to go out at night and shoot some sky and such (just got an f1.4 50mm for my 7D).

[Gillvane]

Very nice!
Makes me want to go out at night and shoot some sky and such (just got an f1.4 50mm for my 7D).

Well if the sky is clear do it and post the results. I would really like to see what that looks like, the long exposure time lapse on the 7D.

I think this guy said 12 second exposure every 15 seconds, or something like that.

Is that easy to set the camera to do?

[koolpenguin89]

I think you need an intervalometer, don't you? If you press the shutter button on your camera every time, won't you risk it moving?

Dylan

[1]

I think you need an intervalometer, don't you?


All you need is Canon's EOS UTILITY; it's a neat program that lets you control the cam via computer (laptop):

http://software.canon-europe.com/software/0037886.asp?model=

BTW, if you download the software from that page you get the SPANISH version!
That site gives a better description than what I found on canon.com though.... :)