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NA_Goodness - Looks like a whole lot of fun. Love the last three shots!!

Cheers mate. I've wanted to shoot on my mates pad for months, so was good to finally get the chance. Will get

my car out there soon, but probably not until I get my licence back :)

Zennon, that time lapse is fantastic! Do you have an auto shutter, or how do you take the photos? Definately something I'd like to try sometime in the future.

Zennon, that time lapse is fantastic! Do you have an auto shutter, or how do you take the photos? Definitely something I'd like to try sometime in the future.

Cheers, I'm not doing it with my Nikon DSLR. Bought a cheap second hand Canon P&S. Made sure I got one which can be hacked. So yeah hacked it (using the CHDK). This enables you to load scripts onto the camera. There are all kinds of scripts. Im using one of the time-lapse scripts to do the time-lapses. You enter some parameters (like how many pics per hour you want it to take) and then start the script and leave the camera :thumbsup:

ps It's also known as an "Intervalometer" - some camera's even have it built in apparently!

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