Timelapse Maestro
Dynamic Perception NMX control
About
Control your Dynamic Perception NMX camera motion rig with live joystick and programmed timelapse moves. Offers per-axis motion ramping and real-world units for precise control. Includes a demo mode for simulated rig testing.
What's New in Timelapse Maestro
1.1.1
October 24, 2026
What's new in 1.1.1: - Large text support. If you use a bigger font or display size on your phone, the joystick, program, motion and rig list screens now stay fully usable instead of squeezing controls off the screen. - Shutter interval in 0.1s steps. Set intervals like 0.3s or 4.3s in both SMS and Continuous, with the +/- buttons or by typing it (the · key adds tenths). - More reliable Stop. Stopping a program now waits for your Dynamic Perception NMX to confirm it has stopped, and resends the stop if needed. - Fixed Send Feedback emails arriving blank or garbled in some mail apps.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$19.99
Program Mode
One-time unlock for planned camera moves.
FAQ
Does Timelapse Maestro have ads?
No, Timelapse Maestro does not contain advertisements. It is an independent app developed by Kenneth Brandon.
What is the price of Timelapse Maestro?
Timelapse Maestro is free to download and use. A one-time purchase is required to unlock full Program Mode functionality for real hardware.
What devices does Timelapse Maestro support?
Timelapse Maestro is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
What is the age rating for Timelapse Maestro?
Timelapse Maestro has an age rating of 4+.
How often is Timelapse Maestro updated?
Timelapse Maestro was last updated on August 22, 2026, with version 1.0.0.
Can I try Timelapse Maestro without NMX hardware?
Yes, Timelapse Maestro includes a built-in Demo Mode that allows you to try every feature on a simulated rig without requiring any hardware.
What kind of motion control does Timelapse Maestro offer?
Timelapse Maestro offers live joystick and slider control for all three motors (pan, tilt, slide), as well as programmed timelapse and continuous video moves with keyframes and per-axis motion ramping.
What units does Timelapse Maestro use for motion control?
Timelapse Maestro supports real-world units, allowing you to set gear and rig ratios and work in millimeters, inches, and degrees for precise control.
