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Intervals can only be set in full seconds.No way to completely switch off the Display during the timelapse.No way to change the interval smoothly over a certain period of time while shooting (Interval-Ramping).The remaining time will often not be displayed when you set the number of total shots.No indication of the number of the shots already taken.Unnecessary delay in triggering the autofocus signal ( more can be found here) and other unnecessary delays which restrict the shooting interval.If you are immersed as deeply in timelapse photography as I am, you will soon find several disadvantages with them, such as: There are hundreds of intervalometers available on the market. What can one do to improve an intervalometer?

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This makes for a nice project on a free Saturday or Sunday, out of which you will get a useful tool and I am pretty sure that you will also learn something. Apart from some hardware (more on that below), you will need an electronics soldering iron, a little bit of practical experience, or the help of somebody who has experience soldering, but it’s really nothing major. The assembly of the LRTimelapse Pro-Timer Free is simple and should not take more than one or two hours. If you do not have access to a 3D printer you can, use any 3D printing service or ask, if they’d ship to your country. He also provided the 3D printing data free of charge. Furthermore, Christian Steinkrüger kindly developed a housing especially for this project. I’m making the necessary firmware, as well as the construction guidance, available to you free of charge. It is based on an Arduino microcontroller, an LC-display and a small circuit board. With very few exceptions, that’s every camera. The LRTimelapse Pro-Timer Free works with any camera that has an analog remote trigger port. Note: A German version of this article can be found here. I’ve started this intervalometer project because I couldn’t find a single intervalometer on the market that could satisfy all of my needs as a timelapse and astro photographer. If you’d rather buy than build, check out the new LRT Pro Timer. This intervalometer fulfills all my current requirements for shooting my timelapses. I’ve developed it as a DIY Project and I’m sharing the build instructions with you for free. The LRTimelapse Pro-Timer is the predecessor of the LRT PRO Timer, and a free Open Source DIY Intervalometer for timelapse, macro and astro photographers.

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