Plungercam 2: test video

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[Full writeup here.]

[Another clip here]

[Hi to everyone from hackaday, crunchgear, makezine, lifehacker, and wired! And Photojojo too :)]

Test of plungercam 2. Clips of the San Francisco marathon going near by where I live and of the sun setting on Potrero Hill.

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scraimer, dflaiz, Tero Heino, and 69 other people added this video to their favorites.

  1. Plug 1 [deleted] 47 months ago | reply

    your off the hook with this thing, man! i hope youre planning on making a book or something with these.

    i absolutely love this project!

  2. Barclay Smashey 47 months ago | reply

    that is so cool

  3. rafterman_ 47 months ago | reply

    pretty amped up. You should decrease the shutter speed so you have more of a blur effect for the time lapse. Then it will look less choppy. The concept is awesome though.

  4. fksr 47 months ago | reply

    If it is too bright for long exposures, you could put one or two neutral density filters in front of the lens.

  5. Amerist78 47 months ago | reply

    They look like toy models! How cool!

  6. Marcello Seri 47 months ago | reply

    This project is amazing! Great job!!!

  7. Notagoodtodo 47 months ago | reply

    Well done sir! Looking in to building my own for Nikon.
    Lets see some more pics, at full res!

  8. bhautik joshi 47 months ago | reply

    @Notagoodtodo:

    Plenty of full-res pics taken with plungercam 1 - plungercam 2 works almost exactly in the same way, the main difference being that you can fix the focus in place.

    Larger collection here:

  9. rebecca lopez 47 months ago | reply

    This is amazing! (Seen following a link from photojojo.)

  10. Francesca Anderson 39 months ago | reply

    Wow! I am so impressed with your craftiness!

  11. mintasfotos 30 months ago | reply

    over here from photojojo.....reminds me of watching mr rogers neighborhood opening and closing credits =) great job.....i might look into creating my own tilt-shift...as i really dont have the funds for a "real" one ..

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