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My esteemed listmates, I'm trying to market our makerspace with our 3D printer and Cricut. I created a program for kids to stop in and I taught them the basics of creating prints with our 3D printer. I'm now actually printing their creations and thought I'd make a movie of their print being printed by the 3D printer. The print can take 2-6 hours depending on the size and complications of that print. I have a hyperlapse function on my Samsung A03 cell. I've test 20 second records on 5x, 10x, 20x and 30x. Internal storage-wise, I wonder if it were better to record the 3D pritner in a regular speed settings or the hyperlapse? For a 1 hour record, how much storage would I need on my cell recording as an .mp4 (compressed)? Maybe a DSLR camera would be a better option with a larger sd card (32 or 64GB)? I don't know if my Canon EOS Rebel 5 can record in hyperlapse. If not, have you used free hyperlapse converter to convert recorded video into the speedy hyperlapse? Thank you! Charles. Charlotte County Public Library