TimeLapse App Reviews

I really appreciate a timelapse app that is capable of rendering straight to video (rather than saving thousands of photos to my phone), the ability to take up to a 5 second-long exposure, and the Motrr Galileo compatibility. However, I have been disappointed with the instability of the app when attempting an extensively long timelapse movie (ie. 10 hours @ f/5). The app seems unable to carry out such long-term assignment to finality without crashing. The app is great, so please fix the stability issues.

Normally a great app, but if youre using iOS 8.0 you may want to wait until they release a bug-fixed version. The 6.1.2 crashes immediately after launching under iOS 8.

Never worked on my iPhone 4S now it doesnt work on the 6S Plus. Symptoms: always crash after a few photos. Get it fixed! Update: as of October 12, 2015, the crashing problem still NOT fixed! Keeps crashing after 20 photos or so. Get it fixed!

One of the best applications ever! Exactly what I was looking for ! Anlayana gercekten harika bir app !

Thank. Please add bracketing (-1, 0, +1) shoot feature and automatic produce HDR-Timelapse (fusion)

I had plans to use this program for a school project based on time lapse photography. To my joy I found this app and it seemed as if it was going to perfect. You could select the fps, adjust framing the shot, pretty much it was all set. I used photos taken from my GoPro and was excited when I had found a program to put it all together. I pressed finish on the file and it gave me a video. The video turned out great... however it is plagued with pink lines across the screen, ruining the video. This is a major flaw that renders the app useless in my eyes and wish I had not spent $5 on it.

So far the best app dedicated to time lapse that Ive seen. Loving the 4K and 4K+ (full sensor resolution). The only thing missing is HDR added to camera mode. Please enable HDR on camera mode by default.

This app is good and easy to use. But no warning when my phone is almost out of space so that I didnt complete my film.

Really cool app!! I have it on my ipod and got it on my ipad. Except I cant figure out how to allow photo access!!! Explain this in description please!

This is one of the coolest and easiest apps to use. It does all the math for you. Just tell it how long you want the finished movie to be and how long you want it to record and thats it. It even has a White Balance lock on it and everything. Great app!!

Its a bargain at twice the price. I continuously produce really cool time lapse shorts. 5*****

I like it, its a good app for making a time lapse, but ever since I got an iPod 5 it would keep saying the last session was "ended by user" after only 30 to 100 pictures were taken. On my iPod 4 it worked great but ever since I switched it stopped working properly

I use this app whenever I want to take a series of photos and make sure I get a good one. The one shot per second is not over designed and works flawlessly. This is my favorite app of all time!

People who rated this low for interruptions, light changes, flashes from objects in front of the camera and white balance flickers, please read, Id love to help. Theres a few things that you absolutely have to do when starting a timelapse. 1: NOTIFICATION INTERRUPTION FIX. Turn your phone in airplane mode. This will take away 90% of what interrupts your timelapse. By putting it in airplane mode (for those of you that dont know) it cuts off all wireless signals from entering or exiting the phone, making push notifications (or in our case being timelapsers..."interruptions") from internet sources impossible. But some will still get through, which brings us here: 2: NOTIFICATION INTERRUPTION FIX 2. Go into settings, and turn on "Do Not Disturb". You may not even have to put it in airplane mode if you do this, but I always do just to be safe. 3: BATTERY NOTIFICATION FIX. Yeah you guessed it, just simply plug your phone in. Since in iOS 6 it is currently impossible to disable low battery notifications, they WILL interrupt and stop your timelapse. So plug your phone into power. 4: EXPOSURE AND WHITE BALANCE. In the corner there is a page curl that you can tap for some semi-advanced options. Tap this and turn off smart exposure, (this will guess at the exposure changes and compensate on its own and it does okay, but sometimes results in light flickers) turn on lock exposure on start, focus and white balance. A perfect timelapse revolves around settings not changing, so locking them all is always a good idea. 5: OBJECT FLICKERS/CONTROLLING MOTION BLUR. Have you taken a video of the sunset and had birds or bugs fly in front of your camera and had the end result be little black flashes for just 1 or 2 frames of the bugs/birds? Really simple fix. Turn your shutter speed down...which means go to a higher number. Taking the shutter speed to say...1-3 seconds, will make anything that passes in front of the camera for just a split second, so blurry it wont even show up in the finished product. Dont ever set it to auto. So if youre driving in a car doing a timelapse, put your shutter speed at 3 -5 seconds and youll get some nice motion blur. And if youre doing something with people in it, you may want them to be clearer so raise it to 1/4. 6: SETTING EXPOSURE/FOCUS. This is a very important step. When youre in the framing window (where you see the live view of what youre about to shoot) hold down with 2 fingers to split apart the focus and the exposure. Move the exposure on something thats as bright or dark as you want your whole shot to be. But keep in mind, if youre doing a sunset, purposely over expose your shot at first, because trust me, itll be black halfway through towards the end if you dont. And then move your focus obviously on what you want to focus on. 7: SOME VERY USEFUL TIPS. TRIPOD: A great idea I figured out for a tripod is a shoe. Wedge the phone inside the opening of a shoe and move it around to frame your shot. Make sure the camera is on the top though. FIRST FRAME PERFECTION: ever taken one and had your first frame be different from you hitting "start"? Theres a setting in the middle window that allows you to start it 1-59 seconds after tap. Which means you hit start, and it wont start until the set time you entered has elapsed. This really helps make the beginning of your timelapse flawless. ADD SOME MUSIC: why not? It gives you the option to add a little music to your timelapse. Spice it up a bit. And from my experience of using this app, thats about all the tips I got for you guys! If you follow all these steps its more then worth the money. Thanks for reading and happy timelapsing!

Re-downloaded and it works great.

Easy to use. Like the option of movie mode or separate pics.

This app is totally hit or miss. Mostly miss. I successfully got it to work on short time lapses. But anything longer than an hour it automatically shuts down at the end and does not record it. Very frustrating because I only had five opportunities to record a long football game and none of them worked. Their support is nonexistent. The concept is great in that it does not store all of the images and deletes them as they go and assembles the time lapse. But it just does not work

Update is unusable 4k mode is a joke. Dont recommend upgrading. The iPhones dont have 4k cameras.

Sorry, but you took away classic mode and I actually prefer and use that mode. Ive used the other way and dont like it. Now an app I was using frequently will not be used anymore. Thanks guys, I tried using it, however in cannot even get the finished product to the camera roll. Completely useless now.

Really loved this app before the update! Now it no longer allows you to choose a frame rate. Simplified and streamlined doesnt mean it needs to be dumbed down. For the work I do I need to be able to switch between 24fps and 30fps. If this feature gets added back in a future update I will change this rating, but for now this app is no longer usable for my needs. Im "shooting in the dark now".