This is where it all had to get mathematical for a few days. I hope it has been made fairly clear.
Sunrise = 6.30am
Sunset = 7.30pm
Therefore length of day = 13 hours = 780 minutes = 46, 800 seconds
If shooting a 2 minute pixilation animation at 18 fps there would have to be 3, 240 frames/photos in total
(180 x 18)
Chapter 33 of Dharma Bums = 1834 words
= 1.8 photos per word, rounded up to 2 photos per word
(3, 240 / 1834)
If a day is 46, 800 sec, then each word of DB = 26 seconds in real life, rounded up from 25.5
So if 26 seconds = 1 word, and there is 2 photos per word, then I would need to take 1 photo every 13 seconds.
The first thing I needed to find out after this was how many frames/photos would therefore be required to be between each coordinate chronologically (how the nets were formed).
PHOTOS NEEDED BETWEEN EACH COORDINATE
FORMULA:
DIFFERENCE IN (SECONDS PER (1 PHOTO
WORD COUNT X 26 WORD OF SOC) = A / 13 EVERY 13 = B
BETWEEN POINTS SECONDS)