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Derrick Lytle, a freelance photographer from Utah, recently tested out Blink by shooting a time lapse video of some tulips blooming in his home studio witha GoPro HERO3+ camera.

A nice feature of a short time lapse (interval≤1min) is that you get the feeling of movement due to the subjects (people, cars, etc) appearing in more than one frame. This effect can be heightened by adding a motion control rig to track at a slow rate while the camera is shooting. We show you how. 

Customer Runolfur Gudbjornsson has created a simple, clean and impressive construction time lapse of a demolition and construction of aLidl supermarketover an 8 month period using an array of CamDo products.

The CamDo team creates a beautiful long term time lapse of Whyteliff Bay using our Blink controller, Dry Enclosure, V15 battery and a GoPro HERO4 camera.

Photographer David Trood was commissioned by Evergas to show the construction of the world's largest Ethane gas carrier in a shipyard in China. He has created an impressive video, demonstrating creative usage of time lapse footage.

Introducing Blink Email Updates. Save time by not having to visit your site to know the installation is still working. We'll send you status updates by e-mail (to your specified schedule at your specified time), so you can spend your time elsewhere, with the peace of mind you are not losing valuable footage.

CamDo customer Gustavo L. Salgado uses the Programmable Scheduler to capture an impressive construction time lapse of La Pedrera construction in Villa Mercedes, San Luis, Argentina.

CamDo CEO takes the Blink controller for GoPro cameras and our Dry Enclosure out for a test run. He creates time lapse videos of ferry traffic and demonstrates effects that can be achieved by playing with settings.