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click.linksynergy.com - 2/4/2009

iTunes: xyster.net - TimeLapse (Application)

— click.linksynergy.com — TimeLapse automates the operation of the iPhone's camera to help create time lapse photo sequences. TimeLapse stores... the photos in the iPhone photo library. (more) iTunes: xyster.net - TimeLapse (Application)

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Timelapse app is another great iPhone idea

— 9to5mac.com — TUAW points us to another great iPhone app called TimeLapse ( $.99 iTunes Link ) that uses... your iPhone camera to take a picture every few second and stores them in your iPhoto library.  Then yo ucan put it all together in a movie making ... (more) Timelapse app is another great iPhone idea

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itunes.apple.com - 2/4/2009

iTunes: TimeLapse

— itunes.apple.com — A must buy for any iPhone owning image sequence fan.... (more) iTunes: TimeLapse

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App makes time lapse photography easy for iPhone
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... a display lists when it started, the time of the last picture taken and the approximate time of when it will stop. Here are a couple of things I learned while briefly playing with it this afternoon. First, mute your iPhone before beginning or you'll have to hear the camera's "capture" noise over and over again, which is kind of annoying. Also, enable Airplane Mode or an incoming call will interrupt your photoshoot. For $0.99US, TimeLapse is fun. [Via Digital Urban] Continue reading App makes time lapse photography easy for iPhone ...

Make TimeLapse Movies With Your iPhone
Cult of Mac — ... Once you’ve collected your pics, you can easily dump them into iMovie or QuickTime Pro and make a simple time lapse movie. You can also set a delay to allow the photographer to get in the frame for a group photo. And TimeLapse works as a rudimentary surveillance camera, too. While it’s running, a display lists when it started, the time of the last picture taken and the approximate time of when it will stop. A happy early adopter has a handy tutorial here. Now you can go make a movie and get famous like that guy Matt. Well, not exactly, ...