![Customer Footage: Studying Oyster Farm and Aquatic Wildlife Interaction with Blink]()
by Sarah Wallace
April 08, 2020
A collaborative research project in Long Island Sound uses Blink to document and study the interactions between oyster farms and aquatic wildlife. Learning what fish and mobile invertebrates (crabs, shrimp, snails, etc.) use the farm gear as habitat provides a better understanding of the benefits an oyster farm provides to the environment.
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![Customer Footage: Walsh Community Development Time Lapse]()
by Sarah Wallace
March 30, 2020
Matthew C. Grammer recently shared a video he created for his client, Republic Property Group, a Texas based real estate developer which manages a few communities in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. The company was working on Walsh, a budding development west of Fort Worth. Grammer was tasked with producing videos to showcase the initial stages of the community. As part of this, he captured the construction of two buildings: a marketplace and an activity center.
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![CloudX: Rebuilt From the Ground Up]()
by Sarah Wallace
March 12, 2020
We wanted to provide more, for less when it came to our CloudX time lapse platform. We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve released an all new CloudX, built entirely from the ground up. We've dropped the price but added many new, amazing features. Read about this exciting update here.
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![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.
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![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.
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![Customer Time Lapse: Moving and Transporting an Enormous Pharmaceutical Skid]()
by Sarah Wallace
January 09, 2020
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![Looking Back At 2019 and What's To Come In 2020]()
by Todd M
December 26, 2019
Another year has flown by and the most important thing is our customers. Thank you for your support and for trusting us to help capture your projects!
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![The 7 Steps of Time Lapse Photography - At a Glance]()
by Sarah Wallace
December 17, 2019
We've highlighted the seven steps to time lapse, featuring a rundown of the process and helpful links to resources that we offer to help you get the job done.
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![Construction Project Visualization: What Is It and Why Is It Important?]()
by Sarah Wallace
September 17, 2019
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![How to Capture a Beautiful Time Lapse of the Northern Lights with UpBlink]()
by Dean E
August 28, 2019
I had the pleasure of traveling to the Yukon in search of Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) awhile ago. Photos of this phenomenon are always pretty spectacular and I wondered if I could capture something similar but in time lapse format using my GoPro. As a backup I also packed my trusty Panasonic Lumix, a nice compact camera with all the requisite manual controls.
I had been wanting to put the latest CamDo UpBlink Time Lapse Controller (which was released earlier this year) through its paces in a more challenging environment and this was the perfect opportunity. We had recently iterated our successful outdoor solar enclosures so I also took one of these along to see what interesting time lapses we might be able to capture.
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![Capture Long Term Time Lapse Anywhere, Any Time, in Any Condition]()
by Sarah Wallace
August 15, 2019
Our customers have diverse needs. So we built versatile, highly customizable products that can be deployed anywhere: on a massive construction site, beneath the ocean's surface, spanning seasons in the backcountry ...and even in Antarctica in sub-zero temperatures.
No matter where you place your kit, you can trust that your system will be easy to deploy, protected in a rugged enclosure, and cost-effective... with high quality 4K footage as a result. Below are some of our favorite customer projects from land, to sea, to sky, and everything in between.
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![4 Reasons Construction Progress Videos Should be Part of Your Workflow]()
by Sarah Wallace
June 28, 2019
We talk a lot about creating construction progress videos. No matter what your role is within the project--builder, photographer, or principal--It’s a good thing to do for many reasons. With just a little extra planning and effort, you can make the footage you're already collecting work so much harder for you. Read on for the reasons that construction progress videos should be part of your project workflow.
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![Metropolis Visual Makes The Most Out of School Renovation Footage With Construction Progress Videos]()
by Sarah Wallace
June 12, 2019
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![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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