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Using The Cinetics LYNX For Time-lapse

The relatively compact and lightweight camera motion system slides, pans and tilts to add a new dimension to your time-lapse photography
By Wes Pitts

Published April 24, 2017
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The relatively compact and lightweight camera motion system slides, pans and tilts to add a new dimension to your time-lapse photography.

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