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Comments (19)
Luis Carmona
IPVMU Certified | 01/16/14 04:30pm
A 1080p image at 300KB, once a day, comes out to about 109MB, or a 1/6 of what would fit on a CD. Once an hour would be about 2.6GB, or about half the space of a DVD.
Am I missing something here about image retention being an issue?
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Galiena Boyajian
It appears as though it would scale easily to much larger (more lucrative) projects. Storage is cheap. I wonder if they plan on offering a solution that allows the user to provide their own storage.
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Kevin Bennett
With our average construction schedule being around 18 months, extended storage might be something that would make us give this serious consideration. Right now we do time lapse of our projects on the cheap - using iSpy running on an older server that would have otherwise been decommissioned. We just finished our first project and put together the time lapse and it looks great. However, we invested a lot of time and effort into the production and server maintenance, so it wasn't really all that "cheap". If we could pay around $99-$150 for a similar service that could handle extended project timelines, we would seriously consider it.
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Tyler Graham
Axis (most) cameras will upload a photo to an FTP server whenever you want. Share the folder from the FTP server to a computer with Google Picasa (could be the same computer). Delete all unnecessary pictures (no work that day/ weather, etc). Click 'make timelapse' in Picasa. Bam, timelapse video. Take it a step further and upload a 'photo.jpg' to a seperate folder. Bam, live snapshot.
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Carl Lindgren
What format are the clips saved in? If it's a common fomat, an editor like VideoReDo shoud be able to join multiple shorter clips together into a longer one of the complete project.
I use VideoReDo often and it's a great editor. While it won't work with all codecs, there are also many converters that can re-encode video so it can be edited.
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Andrew Griffey
Hi Guys
This is my first time posting, but I was asked to time lapse a gig over here in Jersey Channel Islands UK.
I used an Axis P3346-VE and this software. Candylabs VideoVelocity
It was amazing easy to set up 11 days for 12 hours a day was 3.3GB and then I got a media guy who knows how to use iMove incredibly well to create this video.
Not bad for a less than $150us and first time trying.
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Juan Daroqui
02/17/14 06:33pm
I think it's so simple, you send the images to a ftp server, with a set schedule and ride the Time Lapse iMovie.
€ 0 cost. The server is owned and used for other things.
This is the result.
Time lapse six months, mountain refuge in Spain
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David Gaw
[Note: Poster is from Sensera]
Sensera Systems (www.senserasystems.com) offers solar/wireless timelapse solutions with cloud service at half the cost of traditional construction/timelapse systems. These can be deployed and operated by on-site construction staff. The cameras have been recognized with multiple industry awards.
David.
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Undisclosed Manufacturer #1
I have created time lapse videos as other posters have described, sending the pictures to an FTP server on a set interval, then using free software to create it into a video.
What I like about this approach, is I can then delete any bad shots, add logo, music, etc... Also, it is free (assuming you have access to an FTP server) and much more customization.
(Samsung Camera showing the Boston 2015 snowstorm)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1aUf449WRk
AngelCam.com also has a timelapse cloud app, which lets you create 3 videos for free. I have played with it a little.
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