Canon XTi time lapse
- By Tom McGuire
- Published 10/29/2007
- 2634 views
I successfully created my first time lapse movie using my Canon Digital Rebel XTi. I needed to get some additional software from Canon. Check my other article which details how to get the software from the Canon website.
The great news is that now I can make ultra Hight Defenition movies. But now I run into a storage space issue possibly on the laptop and also need to come up with a good way to extend the battery life on the camera and the laptop.
Anyway, I had to down res the video from 1280 X 720 which would be HD 720p so that it would fit in the web page. But trust me..the source video looks really clear an sexy.
On with the show.
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5 Responses to "Canon XTi time lapse" 
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said this on 19 Dec 2008 2:03:01 PM
So I've been trying to figure out how to get my XTI to do time lapse as well, but haven't figured it out. I think I have pretty much everything downloaded and updated as well from Canon.
How did you enable time lapse? (
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said this on 20 Dec 2008 11:06:41 AM
You can do this a few different ways. One is to purchase a timer which fires the shutter at increments.
http://www.amazon.com /Opteka-Remote-Control-Di gital-Cameras/dp/B0012H4U Q0 Another way is to use a USB cable and attach it to your pc and launch the canon software from there. Contact me if you need more explicit directions. (
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said this on 22 Sep 2009 1:15:30 PM
Which canon software do you need? EOS utility? ZoomBrowser?
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said this on 25 Feb 2009 6:13:43 PM
Canon TC80N3 Timer Remote Control is perfect for time lapse.
http://www.amazon.com /gp/product/B00009XVA3/re f=cm_cmu_pg__header (
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said this on 23 Sep 2009 8:03:23 AM
I used EOS Utility. I have since made many more time lapse with my canon slr using EOS utility and a few opensource apps to put them together.
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