Originally Posted by mmcfadden (Post 15560568)

you seem great to do something for www.ishotthisvideo.com

do you have a webcam also?

to answer your question... i think aaronM has it right. Content does not sell like hotcakes and $500 a day is good. No one is buying content because good traffic is what's selling... even the good traffic from my experience is sucking lately.

Times are a bit different now... and i'm really talking about right now... really bad with the economy.

Originally Posted by DirtyDave (Post 15561460)

There are two types of timers for cameras; built-in and add-on. The built-in are generally very limited as are a lot of the add-on variety.

Some of the add-on models let you select:
1. how long before the first shot
2. how long between shots
3. how many shots
4-8. and a number of other selections

this would allows you set how long you need to get in front of the camera and get set, how long you want to be able to re-pose yourself, and how many times you want to do it.

1 pic every 5 seconds, 12/minute, 120 in 10 minutes. You will spend more time changing clothes and your makeup.

Originally Posted by thatgirljudy (Post 15561712)

I have an entry level SLR, a Canon Rebel XS. It does have a built in timer but not as functional as what you are describing.

Do you happen to know how I can find out about timers for my camera? I have no heard of an add-on timer before! This is awesome :)

Originally Posted by AaronM (Post 15562149)

I can't swear to it but I'm pretty sure there is not one available for your camera.


An option for you could be the RC-1 Wireless Remote and its 2 second delay feature. That will give you the 2 seconds to hide the remote between each shot. Not perfect but an option none the less. :2 cents:

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...tml#feature s

Originally Posted by thatgirljudy (Post 15562867)

just my luck lol

Thanks for the remote link. I have one already but it does not have a delay so this is a lot better.

Originally Posted by AaronM (Post 15563028)

Or you could save the money and just use your camera's 2 second timer setting with the remote you already have.