We've looked at various tricks to make time-lapse photography, but an intervalometer that triggers your camera's remote shutter is the real deal—only you don't have to go broke to pay for it.

You can speed up time. Time-lapse photography has inspired wonder and amazement for years. The technique is simple: A camera is placed in a stationary position and images are captured at a regular ...

Taking timelapses is a fun pastime of many a photographer. While most modern cameras have some features to pull this off, if you want to get really into it, you’ll want an intervalometer to run the ...

In April 2016, the Timelapse+ View took to Kickstarter in hopes of bringing a dream to reality. Thirty days and $130,000 later, the small black box was well on its way to becoming a marketable product ...

We know you've had plenty of time to recreate that shutter release hack, and if you found yourself impressed with the results, you're bound to adore this one. Eagleapex has struck again with yet ...

Kickstarter project Astro is an intervalometer / motion controller for time lapse photography. It’s controlled by twisting a trio of stacked rings to set the duration, sweep angle, and shot frequency.

Instagram and Snapchat have turned all of us into photographers. Which pisses off lots of professional photographers–their art form has been co-opted by noobs! Now, the Michron, a new device by ...

Time-lapse movies can give us a fresh perspective on the world around us by speeding up slow-moving action and compressing hours, days, and even months into seconds and minutes. Ordinary nature scenes ...