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I've used Magic Lantern's Intervalometer set to every 15 seconds with my exposure time of 15 seconds and it works for me. It'll continue to fire constantly. I'm using a 600D with my lens at 17mm and 15 second exposures so I can have a still image if I want or time-lapse the footage or stack them in post. I stopped this sequence rather early due to sand-flies biting. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151624114128719&set=a.10150261755648719.332147.122503888718&type=1&theater

ToniX I'm having the same error as you when trying to install the most recent Nightly Build(July 10) on a 600D.

tcc: error:undefined symbol 'edmac_copy_rectangle_finish ... [E] failed to link modules

I had a similar problem trying to install ML (stable) onto a 550D. Same card works on my 600D so I know it's not how I copied the files over.

I tried installing the June 13th Nightly build on my 600D but just got the little red light flashing so I installed the one from the 12th with no problems.

User error in selecting the wrong battery - my cheap 1500mah batteries should last about 1000 +(probably less if all a little longer in the exposure length.) For a longer power supply I'll use a 12V Portable 9800mAh battery with a DC-DC Converter Board Voltage Regulator Stepdown Module wired into a cheap battery.

MzytengaM - small crabs and hermit crabs in the foreground. Once I work out the bulb ramping I'll try ans make these more interesting.

I thought I put the freshly charged battery in and managed about 405 frames before battery went flat. I'll get around to trying my hand at panning and zooming once I get ML down pat a bit more I think.

I'm still at the trial and error stage with using Magic Lantern and working out which Luma/Percentile I should pick. Slowly making progress. 700 images shot over 2 hours and 40 minutes while I fished.

Set your ISO on the Canon Menu(3rd Red Icon - couple of choices Max 400, 800, 1600 and up). I'm probably on the other end of the scale with my night scenes being a little under-exposed and found changing the aperture/intervals allowed me to keep it at ISO 100.