Yesterday we removed three time-lapse systems from warehouse 104 at Potter Space Industrial Park, in Droitwich. The cameras had been filming the fitting-out of the interior with racking, a sorting area and a two-storey office. The final video will be viewable in the coming weeks on our youtube channel . The image above is a taster of the transformation from camera 1's perspective.

We installed two systems in Birmingham yesterday, for Dura Composites . The time-lapse cameras will be filming the installation of a walkway along the new Aston Church Road Bridge, which is part of the HS2 rail project. We were unable to do a pre-installation survey on this occasion, so we took various clamping options to cover all eventualities. The cameras are online, so the customer can login to our web portal, where they can view and download hi-res images of the project

Last week, I moved one of the time-lapse cameras from the rafters of the warehouse at Potterspace Industrial Park to the inside of the two-storey office that's being built there. A sturdy four-legged scaffold stand had kindly been erected to attach the camera system to.  We're always on hand to move cameras around site, in order to achieve comprehensive coverage of any project. We re-positioned the cameras numerous times on this 12-month refurbishment of Annabel's Nightclub ,