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Time-lapse preparation
We've installed time-lapse cameras in all manner of places - from the hills of Snowdonia to the forests of Scotland - and distance from home plus tricky accessibility to locations increase the importance of preparation. When we quote for a job, an installation fee is estimated but the figure includes a lot more than merely the cost of our time on site during set-up. We spend many hours in the lead up configuring the camera systems, cleaning the lenses and housings, testing th

Sam Tipper
3 hours ago1 min read
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Install time-lapse cameras
As I've previously mentioned, we occasionally get called upon to install time-lapse cameras after the project has already begun. This isn't a problem because the vast majority of constructions have little of visual interest right at the start. Even if it's some way into a scheme, with much of the major work complete, it's still worth filming the remainder because you can capture valuable footage for inclusion in other videos or segments for use online, as part of your marketi

Sam Tipper
Oct 201 min read
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Last minute time-lapse
We get a lot of last minute enquiries for time-lapse systems and although it's not ideal, we've learnt to accept that the construction industry is a high pressured environment where filming the project is pretty low down the list of priorities. It's a shame because a high quality video of the scheme with the ability to monitor progress can be an invaluable asset. It showcases the contractor's abilities, for inclusion in future tenders, and provides an incredibly useful tool f

Sam Tipper
Oct 61 min read
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