Timeismotion software (how to use) for MiLapse Head

Timeismotion software (how to use) for MiLapse Head - Part 2

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Timeismotion homepage: http://openmoco.org/node/25
Here's the dry stuff. How to use the software for timelapse and real-time pans with gentle starts and stops.

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WSPSkydiver

thanks again. I did pick up a cable trigger with a built-in timer and it seems to work fairly well. I'm still interested in your stuff and as I get better at this, I'll seriously consider your product. Cheers!
jeudi 23 juin 2011 14:11:02
WSPSkydiver

I Just found this video and I must say thanks! I'm an avid videographer, and just do it as a hobby. Thanks for providing this video tutorial and going into detail about how it works. I really enjoyed watching it. I do have one question, though. My camera is an entry-level DSLR and (for instance) I wanted to take one shot every second. I was wondering what you use as a trigger to open and close the shutter of your camera, especially for time-laps stuff? Great videos and thanks for sharing!
samedi 11 juin 2011 07:03:31
milapse

No, like I said, the meade route is a dead end due to proprietary restrictions. We are about to reveal the pan tilt head that will be best paired with the openmoco system It's very robust and has nodal adjustment for panoramic shooters. News within a month...
lundi 14 juin 2010 17:23:09
milapse

this project was an old hobby/labor of love, now I consider it a dead-end due to the proprietary hardware. I've moved on to more sophisticated, capable and expandable open-source solutions: the openmoco timelapse engine!!
dimanche 13 juin 2010 09:42:14
XSportSeeker

I'd suggest taking all the deprecated videos of MILapse out, making one really short with the main features (and perhaps one about the software alone using Camtasia, FRAPS, CamStudio or another screen capture tool), and explaining details in text using a webpage or blog... Not trying to be a troll or overtly critic here, but just seems that such a nice tool needs better presentation. :)
samedi 12 juin 2010 21:28:14
milapse

No it will not work. Honestly I have no idea!! Your right - different companies / different protocols...
mercredi 03 mars 2010 18:07:27
MrReggub

Ok, just a thought......
mardi 09 février 2010 11:33:08
MrReggub

(BUG: at release the TOTAL time is off by about -20% for unknown reasons... so plan on the calculated time +20% for the total script duration) Hi, Have you considered the impact of the AZ-Ratio changes you made to your controller from default setting to 1.00 in an earlier video.
mardi 09 février 2010 06:23:08
wowcolors

Who made the custom firmware for the meade head? What music is that in the timelapse footage? Thanks again!
jeudi 07 janvier 2010 20:40:56
wowcolors

Why do you need to update the firmware on the meade head to a custom firmware? I am wondering why the TimeIsMotion software does not just use the meade commands outlined in the "Meade Telescope Serial Command Protocol" document to command the OEM firmware? Thanks!
jeudi 07 janvier 2010 20:30:32
milapse

I know it's a PITA to find a serial to RJ10... Check out ebay... That's where I found mine.
jeudi 17 décembre 2009 14:28:25
radioativ

Damn, here in Brazil is really hard to find the RJ10 cable to Serial (DB9) ready to go. The guys from cable stores told me that they can build it, if I give them the pin configuration. Does someone Knows where can I find this god damn configuration? Isn't it a RJ11 instead of RJ10? I wouldn't like to do an international shop, cause it would take to long to arrive on San Paulo. But it would be my last resource. Where can I buy it on U.S.?
jeudi 17 décembre 2009 14:16:19
radioativ

Hello, I'd like to Know if the timeismotion program will work on a Windows XP. Thanks
samedi 12 décembre 2009 15:14:27

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