CameraTime 1.3

CameraTime offers a streamlined approach to time lapse photography suitable for beginners while providing a robust set of features for advanced users.

Exclusive: Supports multiple intervals per recording session, allowing for greater flexibility in capturing dynamic scenes.

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Features for Novice Users:

• Two precise sliders enabling accurate adjustment of capture interval, playback time, and recording duration.

Advanced Features:

• Ability to set multiple intervals within a single recording session.
• Interval precision as fine as 1/30th of a second.
• Variety of output frame rates including 29.97, 25, 24, 20, 15, and 10 frames per second.
• Multiple resolution options: 1080p, 720p, and 480p.
• Support for locking white balance, exposure, and focus settings to ensure consistency during recording.
• Built-in slow-motion recording capabilities.

General Features:

• Direct recording to video format eliminates the need for post-processing of still frames.
• An optional Heads-Up Display provides easy access to pertinent recording information.
• Compatibility with both front and rear cameras.
• Allows recording in both landscape and portrait orientations.
• Remembers previous recording settings for convenience.
• Includes metadata embedded within videos, viewable in QuickTime's Info panel.

Professional Tips:

• Lock focus when capturing driving footage or scenes with busy backgrounds to prevent autofocus distractions.
• Double-tap to toggle focus lock on or off.
• Tap once to lock or unlock exposure settings.
• Activate Airplane mode via iPhone Settings to prevent recording interruptions during critical shoots.
• Lock white balance in environments with variable lighting temperatures to maintain color consistency.
• Secure your device using a tripod or stable mount to ensure steady footage.
• For slow-motion capture, set the interval to once per frame (1 ff) and select an output frame rate below 30 fps.
• Dusk brightness levels can be adjusted via device Settings for optimal exposure.