Present Your Research Through Time Lapse Photography

With an intuitive layout from the user interface on the camera itself to the exterior housing that keep your cameras clean in most weather situations, you can now discard those old, outdated excessive steps and adapt to modern technology. No complicated setup before you start recording and definitely no post-editing after you’re finished recording. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! Simply, press a few buttons (by following the quick start guide) and you can produce a ready-to-view time lapse video just like that.

Brinno’s battery-powered time lapse cameras use industry-leading battery-saving technology. This allows you to sustain long-term projects without any external power or changing of batteries. With a battery life of over 100 days (depending on how often you take a photo), you don’t need to worry about batteries dying in the middle of a project. Set it and forget it. Let your Brinno time lapse camera do all the work for you.

* This table is a general reference guide for amateur users(most of us) to understand how to set up our time lapse cameras easily, but please note that these are not the only settings our cameras are capable of. (Video length calculated under 30FPS.)

The difference in what capture interval you use for your project will affect your time lapse video visually. The shorter time in between photos gives you a more detailed observation of the subtle changes. For longer projects, we suggest a larger capture interval rate in between photos. Please refer to the table below* to understand how to choose the best capture interval according to your project length.

Schedule setting on a time lapse camera plays a significant role when dealing with long-term project shooting. The daily schedule allows the camera to work at specific times such as 08:00am - 5:00pm or 09:00 am - 9:00pm etc, it’s adaptable. The camera will remain asleep for the rest of the hours of the day so as to not fill your videos up with unneeded images. You can also choose to have your camera only take photos on specific days of the week, such as Monday to Friday etc. so again, you don’t fill up your video with images from the weekend when no one is at the jobsite.