Sam Wietzman

Using a digital still camera is definitely the best way to go. You?ll need an intervalometer if it?s not built into the camera. You simply attach it to the camera and dial in your frames per second rate. The digital still camera I use [ Canon D-20] can be set at 1600 asa with no loss of quality or added grain so night exposures are very nice. You can easily drop these files into a final cut timeline choosing how many ?video? frames each time lapse frame occupies thereby doing a step frame effect if desired. It's also very easy to do tests with a digital still camera.

Here's another site for still shooters that I use. Allows you to add music to the stream. http://www.myartspace.com/artistInfo.do?po...fkjfpw539vg41j1 ck it out. What's nice about flickr is that you can post a fairly large image.