Apple's new Time Lapse feature in iOS 8 has spawned several apps that want to improve on the basic time lapse capability. That brings us to the aptly named Time Lapse with HDR app (US$1.99) from Lucky ...

You’ve seen time-lapse video footage. You’ve probably seen High Dynamic Range (HDR) digital photography too, even if you didn’t know it. For the past couple of years I’ve been combining these two bits ...

HDR is the next big thing with TVs and consoles these days. The TLC200 Pro Time-Lapse Camera is the world’s first High Dynamic Range (HDR) video camera and makes HDR time-lapse capture a breeze. The ...

Time-lapse photography is becoming more accessible. What was once an involved process requiring high-end cameras is now being automated in smartphones, action cams, and even point-and-shoots. If this ...

Thalia Lapse HD/R is an unwieldy name, but it's an app that does something that has been a bit of a holy grail for iPhone photographers. The app takes time-lapse sequences, but that's not the unique ...

Brinno has unveiled a new addition to their range this month in the form of the new Brinno TLC200 Pro instant HDR time lapse video camera. The Brinno TLC200 Pro has been created to provide an easy ...

Google’s latest camera update unlocks a quality-boosting Pixel 8 exclusive feature for use on older Pixel smartphones (and now lets you turn it off on the Pixel 8 range). Ultra HDR Control And Support ...

Ronald Söthje’s stunning 8K HDR timelapse film of Australia took four weeks, 12,000 kilometres, 5TB of raw footage, and one Canon 5DS R 4K DSLR. I'll be honest. When HDR became a thing in our industry ...

The Snøhetta Viewpoint in Norway has been set up by the Norwegian Wild Reindeer Center so that people can watch the herds in comfort. And its stunning design has been captured perfectly by ...

Trip to the library… and back. from Yongsoo Bahk on Vimeo. D700, 35mm F2.0, old Manfrotto tripod. Shot 1 frame per second. no music or graphic added. Snow, Sleet, Rain, Ice. from Jim Meegan on Vimeo.

Rather than shoot one glorious 45 second time-lapse with my 5D, I decided to carry around my GoPro and shoot as many possible moments of my life, then jam them all together into one visual barrage.