Nick from Greyscale Gorilla explains how he did a certain timelapse technique in conjunction with certin in-camera effects for the "Every Photo Shot for the Conan O'Brien Title Sequence" video.
The video is available here: http://greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2009/08/every-photo-shot-for-the-conan-obrien-title-sequence/
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