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NOTE: this specific timer by Neewer "Timer remotecontrol RS-60" im using is for Canon Camera's models:XS XSi T1i T2i T3i XT XTi 500D 550D 600D Hi there, last week ive gotten this cool remote timelapse controller from my friend Paul Petty whos been doing timelapses on his channel for a while now. This Digital remoteTimer enables you take pictures with a choosen interval so u can later put en all togeter and make a timelapse video out of it. i never done this before and thought it was real cool to do so i looked into it. heres a little review of the Remote timer and my first ever timelapse i did. more will follow for sure! Please enjoy and dont forget to rate comment and subscribe! Jacques here's a link to the Timer: www.amazon.com Camera Used Canon 600D/Rebel t3i: www.amazon.com Checkout Pauls Channel for some cool timelapses: www.youtube.com

tablet-news.net DSLR CONTROLLER BETA App in Action You see a Canon EOS DSLR (60D) controlled by the DSLR controller app running on a Asus Transformer (with Keyboard-dock) conncected via a regular mini-USB cable. The DSLR is mounted onto a Manfrotto 501HDV which again is mounted onto a KONOVA Slider K3 B2. DSLR Controller App @ Play Store: goo.gl Asus Transformer: goo.gl Manfrotto 501HDV Video Head: goo.gl Manfrotto 055XPROB Pro Tripod: goo.gl KONOVA Slider K3 B2-100cm (39.4 inch): goo.gl more Kanova Sliders: goo.gl

QuickVideo of my Digital Timer Remote (Time Lapse controller) for my Canon EOS 600D T3i DSLR. Looks like it works pretty good. Thanks for watching! For Information on the camera equipment I use please visit the links below: Link to Canon T3i 18MP DSLR Camera (Shoots 1080p HD Video) www.amazon.com Link to Interval (Timelapse) Controller Remote: www.amazon.com Link to complete camera kit with Camera, lens, bag, tripod, SD card and more: www.amazon.com Link to Timelapse Controller: www.amazon.com Canon EOS 600D T3i Rebel DSLR T2i T1i

PLEASE VIEW IN HD This is a demo of PI Engineering's RailDriver (www.raildriver.com) on Rail Simulator 2 RailWorks (www.railsim.com). The route is San Bernardino to Barstow (US) and the scenario is "Slow Climb South". Officially RailDriver does not work with Rail Simulator 2 RailWorks yet, but there is a work around: 1. Navigate to this folder: C:\Program Files\PI Engineering\RailDriver MWII\XKeyDevices\Vid05F3Pid00D2 2. Open Report Config.txt in Notepad 3. Scroll to the bottom and look for this line: module plugins\RailDriver.dll 4. Change it to: module C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\railworks\plugins\RailDriver.dll 5. Save the file 6. Launch the RailDriver and then RailWorks and use as normal. Sorry about the 5-minute short video, it was shot with my digital SLR camera which has a 5-minute limit when it comes to High Def format. Tech Specs for those who are wondering: Camera: Nikon D90 Lens: Simga 18-50mm EX DC f/2.8 Processor (CPU): Intel E8400@3.0gHz Memory: 4GB DDR2-800 Video card: ATI Radeon 4870 1G VRAM OS: Windows 7 x86 (32-bit) Release Candidate Enjoy!