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Old 10-21-2009, 09:37 AM
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As Allen said - you can use the EOS Utility program which came with your camera (using the USB cable to "tether" your camera and computer) - limits you to studio/home type stuff though.

The alternative is the Canon TC-80N3.

They are horribly expensive here in Aus - I think you're looking at 100GBP (sorry, can't find the pound sign) in the UK.

Also remember that - depending on how many frames you're looking to shoot - your camera batteries might become a limiting factor.
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