Time Lapse

A quick and simple set for time-lapses

Use the CamRanger as an intervalometer to create time-lapses
After initiating the time-lapse sequence within the CamRanger, the smart phone, tablet, or computer does not need to remain connected
Great for star trails
Configure the number of shots and the time between shots.
Capture an HDR sequence at each interval

I’ve been putting the CamRanger to good use. With the aurora hitting Kp of 7+, I’m filling up memory cards without breaking a sweat! Love this device! I got the opportunity to put the CamRanger to the test for a longer (for me, anyway) time-lapse sequence. On the morning of 6/1, we had an incredible Aurora display. Even using a Zeiss 15mm couldn’t cover the whole field of view, which is incredible viewing for as far south as I am, in Big Lake, MN. Typically, with a decent storm, I’m able to get a band on the horizon. Once I dialed in a good exposure setting for the sky, I was able to quickly set up the CamRanger with my 5D MkIII, program a long sequence using my iPad and sit back and enjoy the show. Visit meanfishstudios.com for the resulting time-lapse, covering about 50 minutes of the event, compiled from roughly 500 shots.

Josh Parsons
Meanfish Studios

Time Lapse

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