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A movie camera of the wind-up or manual type was generally timed ( internally) for a two-minute run. I am referring to the largely obsolete super-8 models. this principle was also used in the Time-Averaging- or spot-averaging theodolite- which ran two minutes and exposed a shot every two seconds- then when developed, an average of observation time could be deduced. Handy for shooting eclipses, tidal waves, etc at a safe distance for the err, Tsunami Hobby-that rhymes. so much for time machines, but here is something practical with time-lapse Photography.

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Q: How do you make a time divice that times two minutes?
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