post-processing updates

Author: elijahparker

source/includes/_motion.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Motion Control
 
-The VIEW is able to synchronize with most motion control systems for shoot-move-shoot functionality.  In addition it has full motion programming support for the Dynamic Perception NMX stepper controller (via Bluetooth or USB) and Syrp Genie Mini (via Bluetooth), with support for the eMotimo Spectrum (via AUX2 serial) and Syrp Genie Mini (via Bluetooth) to come soon.
+The VIEW is able to synchronize with most motion control systems for shoot-move-shoot functionality.  In addition it has full motion programming support for the Dynamic Perception NMX stepper controller (via Bluetooth or USB) and Syrp Genie Mini (via Bluetooth), with support for the eMotimo Spectrum (via AUX2 serial) and Kessler Second Shooter (likely) planned for the near future.
 
 ## AUX Out Sync
 

source/includes/_timelapse.md

@@ -14,13 +14,15 @@ Timelapse Mode | Auto Ramping
 Interval Mode | Auto Variable
 Day Interval | 8 seconds
 Night Interval | 40 Seconds
-Destination | SD Card (you have to first put an SD card in the VIEW)<sup>1</sup>
+Destination | Camera (you have to first put an SD card in the VIEW)<sup>1</sup>
 
 I recommend starting an hour before sunset, setting the camera at the lowest ISO, a moderately wide aperture (f/2.8) and then setting the shutter speed to whatever is needed for a good exposure (maybe 1/3200).  Make sure it's not overexposed!
 
 Then, let it run at least 3 hours after sunset to get a good length and transition.  Or, if you have external power for the camera, go all night until sunrise!
 
-<sup>1</sup>Some cameras perform better with the Destination set to camera.  This is only recommended for the first test for the convenience of post processing.
+Once the time-lapse is complete, check out the <#post-processing> section.
+
+<sup>1</sup>For Sony cameras connected via USB, you'll need to set this to 'SD Card' and make sure an SD card is in the VIEW.  For other cameras, performance is best when saving directly to the camera.  Sony can save to the camera when connected via WiFi instead of USB (see <#camera-specific-notes> for more).
 
 ### Time-lapse options are described below