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Insert Coin: Timelapse+ is the intervalometer you've been waiting for (video) (Engadget)
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That timelapse masterpiece you've been planning just got a whole lot less
daunting thanks to Elijah Parker over at Kickstarter. Go through a few
niceties, like handing over at least $99 and helping him reach his $20,000
funding target, and you'll take proud ownership of a Timelapse+ (previously
called the Timelapse Pro) -- a photographer's intervalometer that does a lot
to deserve its name. It'll come with a choice of adapters to match the
standard cable release on your DSLR (or even SLR, if that's how you roll), and
once hooked up it'll let you configure everything from delayed starts to
incremental exposures and even multiple exposures per interval for a much-
needed dose of HDR. The firmware will be open source to leave scope for user
mods, and there'll also be the option of a Bluetooth interface for wireless
controls -- although that'll require an extra $40 and a smidgen of FCC
approval. The video after ...
WUW / sixthsense - a wearable gestural interface
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