<p>Now some where I put down down a bowl of strawberries that I was going to have for my afternoon tea.
</p><p>techy info/ update
</p><p>The Sony A1E has a time lapse function hidden in the menu and the stills are captured to a memory card.
</p><p>Whilst you haven't as much control as you would have with a timer on a DSLR, the A1E is silent. The last thing you want is a DSLR clicking away all night in the next room. 
</p><p>The time lapse was shot in a vry large cupboard and lite by an interfit light that lo energy bulbs .
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the Pan/zoom is post-processed in after effects . i think the stills started life as 1440 by 1080 HDV and the video 720p
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