Timelapse Gear

The Lumix S5 is Panasonic's latest full-frame mirrorless camera. In this video and article, I review the S5 for timelapse photographers and talk about...

In this blog post and video I talk about using the new Canon EOS M50 mirrorless camera as a timelapse camera. Will it get a spot in my timelapse bag? Let's find out.

A completely weatherproof timelapse camera with two panoramic lenses, a built-in solar panel for power, and a 4G and wifi chip for remote uploads,...

The Lumix FZ82 is a superzoom camera with a 20-1200mm full frame equivalent lens and a decent built in timelapse mode.

In this video, I compare the timelapse modes of the GoPro Hero 10 to the GoPro Hero 9. The results may surprise you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp8JxkgehyY My favourite...

I was lucky enough to get invited by Canon Australia to get an early hands on experience with the brand new Canon EOS RP mirrorless camera. It is Canon's smallest and lightest full frame camera to date and it seems like a pretty sweet deal.

The Joby swing is a camera slider that doesn’t look like a slider. It is an affordable, small package for mobile motion control filmmaking.

The newly release Panasonic Lumix GH6 features three exciting new timelapse features. Another great sign of how much the Lumix engineers take user feedback on...

The Syrp Genie One is New Zealand film equipment manufacturer Syrp's latest motion control device. It has two different baseplates which allow you to use...

A timelapse remote (also known as an intervalometer, timelapse timer, timelapse trigger or timelapse intervalometer) is an external device that you attach to your camera to trigger the capturing of photos at a consistent interval. Some timelapse remotes have more functions than others. Some are wireless, some are wired, some are both. All of them should work consistently, reliably and accurately.