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There are a few things synonymous with the town of Tofino, on Canada’s West Coast, including but certainly not limited to: surf culture, the rugged coastline, rain, refreshing, cold waters, Shelter Restaurant, Tacofino, Hot Springs, fishing and we bet that the newly opened Shed Restaurant becomes one, too!

The construction time lapse footage of Shed Restaurant featured in this blog was captured over 5 months using our purpose-built ShootX time lapse camera and CloudX Pro for remote monitoring of the construction site.

CamDo customer Bobby Gibson, who has been featured twice before in our blog, including this bridge construction time lapse project and this solar panel installation time lapse, recently shared his overview of the CamDo long term time lapse tools he has been using to capture his construction time lapse footage, namely the SolarX Time Lapse Enclosure.

CamDo Solutions has released CamDoMachine, our free time lapse software, to help you to create time lapse footage easily, quickly, and without bloated software.

Our time lapse software was designed to be simple to use: CamDoMachine can take images from any source, including ShootX, as opposed to other time lapse software like GoPro Studio: it is a powerful tool, but it only allows the use of GoPro footage.

The best part about CamDoMachine? It's completely free!

CamDo customer Arkadiy Kulev recently shared the perfect travel footage with a live stream of the beach at Koh Samui, Thailand.

As part of a live stream project coordinated by Arkadiy and his partner, Evgeniia Pavlova, of Teleport.camera, this footage is not only perfect for live remote monitoring, but is also used in marketing efforts for this restaurant and beach resort in Thailand.

CamDo Solutions is excited to announce the first step in our integration with one of the leading construction management software platforms: Procore. Now, the best in quality and value in construction time lapse solutions that you've come to expect from CamDo, integrates seamlessly, quickly, and at the touch of a button with Procore's trusted, universal platform.

CamDo customer Jon Hunwick recently shared some incredible construction time lapse footage of Area 27 Motorsports Park. As producer of Asymetriq Productions Inc., Jon captured the long process of building a race track designed by Jacques Villeneuve.

CamDo customer Seth Larson recently shared some amazing home construction time lapse footage using our Blink setup. His company specializes in creating beautiful home remodeling projects in San Diego, CA.

Yarin, from our Engineering department, gives you a step-by-step tutorial on how to provide permanent power to your GoPro time lapse solution in this helpful article.

 CamDo customer Ahmad Allahgholi shared with us his initial stages of filming an 8 month time lapse with a GoPro underwater camera setup. As the founder and director of coralive.org, Ahmad is interested in filming the growth of corals on an artificial reef, which he built to make corals grow stronger and faster.

Customer Trevor Walker shared an in-progress clip of a construction time lapse project he's working on in of a demolition and construction of an office and fabrication plant for a supplier of specialist equipment to the gas and oil industry. He was approached to handle this project after completing a six month project for another fabrication plant for hydraulic equipment on the same industrial estate. 

CamDo customer Bobby Gibson uses Blink time lapse controllers with GoPro HERO4 cameras to capture a solar panel installation time lapse. This project was done for a solar company called Auric Solar to help illustrate how quick and easy solar panel installations really are. 

Customer Juan Diego Bautista Rodriguez shared a corporate office construction time lapse project with us called “Project Corporativo 338,” which he worked on with his company, La Sombrilla AV. He used a Solar Enclosure, our Programmable Scheduler (which has been replaced by Blink and BlinkX), a v15 battery and a GoPro HERO4 Black to capture the footage.