Solutions for GoPro Cameras

The best value 4K time lapse with upload

Construction Time Lapse Solutions

Customer Success

Customer Testimonials

“I needed a long term time-lapse solution that could be small and energy independent and could hold up in a construction environment. I have used MANY different time-lapse solutions and CamDo has the best solution I have found.”

Bobby Gibson, In Blue Productions, Owner

“Reliability is the primary concern as well as being simple and adaptable to both install and use. The quality of footage is on par with DSLR units that are much more expensive. In terms of cost vs quality of output there is no competition.”

Espen Eriksen, AltoFocus, CEO

Read more testimonials here

Customer Footage

We are amazed at the footage our customers take in a wide variety of projects and applications.

See our latest blog posts below, or click here to see all of our customer featured projects.

CloudX Online Time Lapse Platform

State of the art online time lapse platform with CloudX.

Upload images or get daily email updates on the status of your project.

Read More

Blog

Breaking It Down: What is The Difference Between Wi-Fi and The Internet?

by Sarah Wallace February 12, 2020

A common misunderstanding that we see is in the customer support inbox that people use the terms WiFi and Internet interchangeably to mean access to the Internet. This comes up specifically as it relates to accessing various UpBlink features. Sometimes there is confusion surrounding the difference between setting up our controllers via our web-app and setting up CloudX to receive email updates or automatically upload images to the cloud.

Read

Customer Time Lapse: 7-Month Industrial Warehouse Rehabilitation & Construction

by Sarah Wallace February 05, 2020

CamDo customer Albert Sanfeliu recently shared footage of a recent 7-month project that he completed through his company, Pandora Box TV. The video shows the rehabilitation of an industrial warehouse for loading, unloading, and storage of products that arrive via sea transport. The ship was badly damaged, both internally and externally, so steel masts had to be placed outside for the first five months in order to have a high point of the space.

Read

How To Determine Your Time Lapse Interval

by Sarah Wallace January 29, 2020

Simply put, a time lapse interval should be set in relation to the speed of the action of what you’re capturing. It determines the length of the final video and to a certain extent, the speed of your final video. And while it’s a fairly simple concept to grasp, it can be a bit tricky to execute, as there are a lot of variables to take into account.

Read