Garrett Posted February 9 Posted February 9 Any tips for longer form TL's? Like a building being constructed. 1
Drew_Geraci Posted February 9 Posted February 9 Quote Any tips for longer form TL's? Like a building being constructed. The best tip -- run! Hahaha, just kidding. The best tip for these kind of shots is making sure you have an enclosure that's water proof and has continuous power (and a stable/steady) place to film from. A lot of times if the camera is placed on a structure it will absorb and show vibration which is bad. I'm a big fan of digging holes, putting in a large wooden pylon, and then setting up a Photo Sentinel for shots needing to run longer than 2 weeks. 2 1
Garrett Posted February 9 Posted February 9 Any tips for longer form TL's? Like a building being constructed. Thanks so much! Is the frequency at which I should check on it based on when my card would fill?
Drew_Geraci Posted February 9 Posted February 9 Any tips for longer form TL's? Like a building being constructed. I usually do weekly or bi-monthly checkups on long-term systems. I also make sure to utilize remote monitoring so I know that camera is good to go and still operating even when I'm not there. 1 1
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