This is cool.. How much time between photos?
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I dunno, I like it! Very cool. I suppose you gotta keep the camera in manual so it doesn't go all auto on you.
Oh yeah everything on manual. AF and Stabilizer off. Overexpose the first shot by a huge margin and don't you dare touch the camera once it's set up because even at 70mm that'll misalign everything so use a remote shutter or the built-in timelapse function that Canon has made so inconvenient to use that I chose to sit and click manually with a timer on my phone.
haha! awesome! I'm in the Nikon world, but I haven't tried my builtin timelapse either. I do have a cable release thing that will supposedly take care of all that for me but alas I haven't tried that yet either. You've inspired me though... would be a fun little project.