Time Lapse with HDR

Time Lapse with HDR

Time lapse camera with HDR

15 ratings
23 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 11, 2014
  • September 22, 2017

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Create professional-quality time lapse videos with real-time preview. Offers a wide range of interval settings and HDR mode for enhanced visuals. Save your creations directly to your camera roll.

Interval range: 0.5s - 60s
Real-time preview
HDR mode (iOS 8+)
Full HD quality
Pinch to zoom
Tap to focus/expose
Save to Camera Roll
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What's New in Time Lapse with HDR

1.3

September 22, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - iOS 11 compatibility

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User reviews

Utterly useless application

Do not purchase this app!

Nice app but serious bugs

To the extent that it works, it's great.

Here's the problem: as it shoots, it apparently stores the working timelapse in memory. If it is interrupted for any reason, including a low battery system message (keeping in mind that the app drains your battery with a quickness—use a battery pack if you're planning on taking an extended shot) or exhausted disc space, you lose everything it's shot. This would be bad enough, but if you lose a working timelapse in this manner, there is apparently no way to regain the space on your device other than deleting the app and reinstalling it from the App Store. The first time this happened to me I was bewildered as to why my phone was always full, until I looked in the Storage tab in Settings and saw that the app had been holding onto over a gig worth of inaccessible-to-me images for a couple of weeks. So that's annoying. You're basically taking a gamble any time you set it up for a long timelapse, and the risk increases the longer you leave it running. Oh, well.
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Major Disappointment!!!!!

It is great in that you can choose the rate of speed for the time lapse. But it doesn't adjust itself as the day gets darker, but it is still light out. The time lapse you record as the sun is starting to set will be black.

It is hard to see the tiny change in the button to let you know you are recording while the display is dimmed to save power.

But all that aside, the biggest disappointment came when I had set it up to do a time lapse for cloud formation of a storm that spawned amazing tornados directly before me. I was excited to be able to have time lapse of such an amazing sight. Only to discover the app stopped recording to ask me what I thought of the app and to write a review. So, here is my first review of any app!!

I cursed more than a sailor and almost spiked my phone like a football, but then I realized it was not at all Apple's fault, but the fault of the programmers who wrote the app. Couldn't they wait to ask me what I thought after the video was recorded? Instead of during the recording!

Save your money and buy a better app or get them to contact me and I will show them how to make the app much better! But they will have to pay me, since I lost out on a lot of money having nothing to show for my week of storm chasing!!

Hmmm, maybe I should just write my own app!

I wish I didn't have to leave one star.

Greatly disappointed!!!
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Hate to do this...

I have .4 acres of backyard with tons of leaves to rake by myself. My only motivation was to time lapse it and sit back and watch the vid when finished. Well first attempt of me raking for hours didn't work. When I got back the iPhone was off for some reason. I assumed it was interrupted and the vid up to that point was saved. So I turned it on and looked for the vid. Nothing. So I recorded a quick clip to make sure I wasn't doing something wrong. At that point the message "app wants to access camera roll" came up. I was furious. I thought man, if I'd have known that before I started it woulda saved it before shutting down. Okay a couple of weeks later I was going to do the other half of the yard so I made sure it was in airplane mode, do not disturb and plugged in to power on a tripod. I kept checking every 30-40 mins and it was recording just fine. But after over 4 hours of work and finally finishing I went to check an my phone was off! Why? No idea but again I thought surely it saved the vid this time before interruption. Negative. Nothing. The hours and hours of recording just isn't there. I can't even put in words how frustrated I am right now. So ZERO stars from me.
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Time laps with HDR

Cool app it works great.

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FAQ

What is the price of Time Lapse with HDR?

Time Lapse with HDR is a paid app, costing $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features.

What devices is Time Lapse with HDR compatible with?

Time Lapse with HDR is designed for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It requires iOS 8 or later for HDR functionality.

How often is Time Lapse with HDR updated?

The app was last updated on September 22, 2017, with version 1.3. While updates have not been frequent recently, the core functionality remains stable.

What is the age rating for Time Lapse with HDR?

Time Lapse with HDR has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in creating time lapse videos.

Can I preview my time lapse video while recording with Time Lapse with HDR?

Yes, Time Lapse with HDR offers a real-time preview of your recorded movie during capture, which also features battery saving.

What is the interval range for capturing time lapses in Time Lapse with HDR?

Time Lapse with HDR provides a wide interval range from 0.5 seconds to 60 seconds, allowing for diverse time lapse scenarios from fast car traffic to slow-growing plants.

Does Time Lapse with HDR support saving videos in high quality?

Yes, Time Lapse with HDR supports saving your captured videos in Full HD quality, ensuring professional-looking results.

What are the user reviews like for Time Lapse with HDR?

Time Lapse with HDR has an average rating of 3.5 stars from 15 ratings. User sentiment appears mixed, with some appreciating its features and others perhaps expecting more frequent updates or advanced functionality.