Lightspeed Time-lapse Camera for iOS

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Key Details of Lightspeed Time-lapse Camera

A user friendly, feature packed time-lapse camera.
Last updated on October 9, 2017
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A user friendly, feature packed time-lapse camera.

A user friendly, feature packed time-lapse camera. Lightspeed gives you complete control over the shutter speed and capture interval, enabling you to make the most creative time-lapses imaginable. Features a continuously adjustable capture interval from 60fps high speed video (iPhone 6 only) down to as slow as 5 minutes per frame. All of the timing and camera controls can be adjusted while the app is recording. 1080p HD movies are saved right to your camera roll. Manual focus and exposure controls. Watch each frame develop in real time. Superior low light shooting performance. As the cinematographer, take control of the amount of motion blur in your time lapse by adjusting the shutter angle to create light trails and silky smooth motion. Use super long exposures to virtually erase fast moving objects while still capturing the motion of shadows and other slower moving objects. Continuously adjust shooting parameters while recording to create fun effects and happy accidents. Film from a moving vehicle and capture a hyper-lapse of your travels. Film personal projects and watch them unfold at warp speed. Use Lightspeed on a second device for hands free control of the app via bluetooth. Use the built-in time-lapse calculator to determine how long it will take to film an event, and the duration of the final movie. Set Auto Start and Stop timers to capture events automatically. Lightspeed is capable of continuously filming for days at a time when connected to an external power source. Lightspeed works by accumulating light in a manner similar to a motion picture film camera, where the shutter angle is adjusted to control how long each frame is exposed for in proportion to the capture interval. A 180' shutter is the typical setting used for motion pictures, and will give a natural cinematic look to your time-lapse movies no matter how fast or slow you choose to capture frames. Dial the shutter down to 1' degree to minimize motion blur for a traditional staccato feel, or ramp it all the way up to 360' degrees to create light trails and motion blur and give your videos a smooth, fluid look to them.