…pero que bonitos son en time-lapse los jodios.
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Tengo que hacer un time-lapse… no sé cuándo, ni cómo, ni de qué; sólo sé que lo tengo que hacer.
seguro que no te ha ayudado tu padre/madre a hacer este time-lapse??
Pues anímate Daniel Marcos, no se si tendrás una reflex pero si tienes compacta aqui te enseño como hacer uno: http://mellamantripode.blogspot.com/2009/08/como-hacer-un-time-lapse-con-una.html
P.D. Simón: jajajaj