Demolition requires as much planning and precision as construction works. Even when presenting processes at a much faster rate than they happen in reality, time-lapse is still able to isolate significant details of such complex works.
What is needed to create successful long-term time-lapse? This blog considers these three fundamentals: equipment, power source and remote monitoring.
Our latest blog considers some of the pitfalls of DIY time-lapse or using inferior, off-the-shelf systems when aiming to capture construction work. With multiple providers of professional time-lapse services also available, what do you need to look out for?
Here is another of our ‘photography tip’ blogs, this time focusing on the seasonal white stuff – snow! If you are taking to the slopes this winter and want to snap some shots, have a look over some of our ideas and hints on how to create the best images possible.
What will the British weather throw at us as we approach the autumn and winter months?
Professional media production companies can put systems in place that operate no matter the conditions outside.
Is it possible to ‘Do It Yourself’ when it comes to a time-lapse camera?
Could hiring or renting at bespoke time-lapse camera system from a professional company work out as better value for money?
The “do it yourself” attitude might be mis-placed when it comes to time-lapse.
We explore the potential challenges of attempting to create a fully-functioning camera system on your own.
Price should not dictate who you employ to set-up a time-lapse camera for your build.
Webcams are cheap, but they certainly do not get results.
Time-lapse is available to the masses.
Whether you are hiring a professional or doing it yourself, you can get some fantastic results.
Time-Lapse can be for everyone. It just takes a little practice.
Whilst outdoor and long-term sequences are tricky to master, indoor and short-term edits are a little easier for beginners.
