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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

Five Common Long Term Time Lapse Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them!)

by Sarah Wallace April 04, 2019

While time lapse photography can be easy, there are links in the chain that need to be considered. There are a few common mistakes that can ruin a project, if you’re not careful. Here are four of the common long term time lapse mistakes to avoid to ensure successful projects.

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UpBlink is Finally Here. Now Available for Pre-Sale

by Sarah Wallace March 12, 2019

The wait is over. We announced that UpBlink was coming back in December. And now, it’s available for Pre-Sale. Our aim is to help streamline your long term time lapse workflow. And with UpBlink, we have! Now, get automatic image upload and remote site monitoring with UpBlink.

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How Construction Video Marketing Will Drive More Business

by Sarah Wallace February 20, 2019

Video is highly effective. This is an undeniable fact. Whether it is because people have short attention spans or prefer engaging with moving images, video has become a marketing force that cannot be ignored. If you haven’t included video in your construction marketing strategy, it’s time to start. And we can help!

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Customer Footage: Extreme Cold Winter Time Lapse in Pisgah National Forest

by Sarah Wallace February 06, 2019

We love seeing customers successfully using our products for winter time lapse in the extreme cold. Nichaolas Holshouser recently sent us this beautiful time lapse. He captured it in Pisgah National Forest, North Carolina at 6,000 feet in elevation along the Blue Ridge Parkway. It covers January 20-21, during the eclipse. Temperatures dipped into the single digits (5F/ -15C as the low). The time lapse kit had already been in the field for two weeks prior to this.

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