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Set for an exposure at about 2 minute intervals, so this set (http://matsumura.smugmug.com/gallery/8589116_S2wsw#566186463_WFRAR) is over the course of 1-2 hours around sundown.
Kitty's second day with the camera, he's getting better, some nice abstract works.
buzzardkid
06-16-2009, 22:33
Great!
Now for that second part, when are you going to train it to sneak into womens bedrooms, or shoot safe combinations with it in the nextdoor neighbours' study?:p
hans voralberg
06-16-2009, 22:44
Great!
Now for that second part, when are you going to train it to sneak into womens bedrooms, or shoot safe combinations with it in the nextdoor neighbours' study?:p
I'm thinking a monkey would be better suited for the job :p
amateriat
06-16-2009, 22:58
A song comes to mind...
"Cat-snap fever (da-da-da-daaaa...)"
Just don't start discussing composition and bokeh with him, okay?
(#3001, a post oddity.)
- Barrett
Now THAT is cool. Mind showing us a picture of the set up? My friend's cat wanders around, often for days, and we wonder what he's really up to.
All you need now is for moggy to run into these guys:
http://photographingsquirrels.com/
and then things will really get silly!
Adrian
But I noticed our cat lounges in the yard for 6-8 minutes or more at a time, so may extend the interval to 3 minutes if it's a lazy day outside.
That's insane, LOL! :D
If I did that to mine, I'd have 20 snaps of the couch as they slept. :p
wjlapier
06-17-2009, 10:18
Can't let daughter see this thread!
Our cats would have food and cat litter all over the camera :rolleyes:
Don't make the interval too long, or you'll miss the exciting bits. The granddaddy of all camera cats even encountered snakes on his travels: http://www.mr-lee-catcam.de/cc_index_en.htm
I'd love to do this with one or more of our cats (we have four, one of which is 21years old and doesn't move much) at night and document what the hell they're doing when things go crash at 3AM. Well, we can see the results, so I guess I'd need to use video cameras with some sort of acceleromator to start capturing at the appropriate times.
but the cats are chasing them out!
I'd love to do this with one or more of our cats (we have four, one of which is 21years old and doesn't move much) at night and document what the hell they're doing when things go crash at 3AM. Well, we can see the results, so I guess I'd need to use video cameras with some sort of acceleromator to start capturing at the appropriate times.
amateriat
06-17-2009, 21:43
New self-appointed photo-critic retort: "My cat could've done that!"
- Barrett
two questions ...
how do you program an M8 to take a photo at two minute intervals?
will the cat be upgrading to the new full frame M9 when it hits the market?
:p :p :p
Kitty's second day with the camera, he's getting better, some nice abstract works.
So.. who owns the copyright?? :rolleyes:
Our goal is for Gilligan to get as good as Cooper, then we'll do a gallery thing and start selling his photos:
http://www.urbanlightstudios.com/cooper.html
He uses the same camera as Cooper, but of course, we're modding the lenses :D
Well about a week ago Gilligan came home with his camera case open, but no camera. However, we had our tel. # on the kitty cam, so yesterday we got a call from a neighbor who found it in their yard.
Here (http://matsumura.smugmug.com/gallery/8782588_RWNLR/1/581381765_7r3bL) are Gilligan's latest photos.
Gilligan's photos from his Sunday morning stroll here (http://matsumura.smugmug.com/gallery/8881340_4EWYg/1/588858853_mzJ4X)
Power lines, airplanes, satellite dishes and sneaking around at night... that cat might be a terrorist! I'm afraid this will need to be reported.
zuikomaniac
07-28-2009, 11:43
Gilligan's photos from his Sunday morning stroll here (http://matsumura.smugmug.com/gallery/8881340_4EWYg/1/588858853_mzJ4X)
Interesting....but no Ghost in sight ...:rolleyes:
These (http://matsumura.smugmug.com/gallery/9078880_vVruc/1/604617567_WagLR) are kitty's best photos so far...
I think # 21 is my favorite
Interesting....but no Ghost in sight ...:rolleyes:
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