CamDo Time Lapse Resources & Guides

Learn everything you need to know about long term time lapse from planning to post-production with our most comprehensive guide.

New to time lapse? No problem! This guide is a perfect place for beginners to start.

This infographic visually walks you through the processand information you need to complete a successful time lapse.

Our time lapse calculator is our most popular, useful tool. Get a shoot summary and plan out your power and storage requirements.

Are you a photographer? Learn how to grow your photography business by offering construction time lapse photography services.

The construction industry is one of the least digitized industries of all. This free e-book explores what is the cause of this, the impact, and considers technologies you could be taking advantage of.

This simple tool helps you determine the camera strategy on your job site to streamline your internal team's decision making process by clearly laying out the various camera technologies.

Customer Tomas Jurjonas of Metropolis Visual shared this 18-month Chichester Free School construction time lapse footage with us. The project was a demolition of the now derelict Carmelite Convent in Chichester, UK in order for the building restoration/construction of the Chichester Free School. And we’re not sure what we love more: the beautiful footage or the story of how it came to be.

The Utah Department of Transportation turned a highway into a freeway-style road, which consisted of building ramps or underpasses for all the busy cross streets for the highway.

The final time lapse video project required four shoot locations, eight cameras and 16 memory cards. It resulted in 411,082 images over the course 18 months.

The Ocean Cleanup is a nonprofit that is developing advanced technologies to rid the world’s oceans of plastic. And they’re doing this by developing large floating systems that concentrate and collect the plastic from the sea.

We chatted with Florent Beauverd, the Creative Content Director, about how he documented the build of The Ocean Cleanup’s first Interceptor.

Customer Evan T. Perry shared an impressive time lapse video that he created of a BioPharm room-sized pharmaceutical skid being moved.

The skid was enormous and the process involved cranes, pneumatic trucks, big fork lifts, and five months of welding, electrical, and sweat.