It doesn't need to be a complex industrial project to look good in a time-lapse video. Sometimes simple constructions work just as well. If you're goal is to market your company online then something like this time-lapse video is ideal. Essentially, it's just rows of racking being installed inside a warehouse but the repetitive nature of the shelves coming towards the camera, the complimentary colour scheme and the well exposed composition under white lighting give it a hi-sp

We installed a time-lapse system in Silchester yesterday, for Glanua. The camera will be filming the construction of a water treatment facility over the next 12 months. A telescopic trailer mast was the most appropriate mounting option, given the remote location. The camera is online, so the customer can login to our web portal, where they can view and download hi-res images of the project as it progresses - very useful for when you can't get to site or need visual content

Having a good idea of the layout of a prospective site is very important when it comes to installing time-lapse cameras. Ideally, we would perform a site survey prior to set-up to establish camera positions, access requirements and register any potential pitfalls that might occur as the project progresses. This isn't always possible, however, due to time constraints (sometimes we're asked to install the day after first client contact). In those instances, we request photos of