Inexpensive Camalapse enters the time-lapse video market
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The Camalapse, with a Contour actioncam mounted on top
The Camalapse, mounted on a Gorillapod
By mounting one Camalapse on another, the panning speed can be doubled
The Camalapse offers four time/rotation settings, but only one speed
The Camalapse, with a Drift Innovation actioncam mounted on top
The twist-to-operate Camalapse doesn't require batteries
The Camalapse, with a Canon point-and-shoot camera mounted on top
The Camalapse has a tripod-mounting hole in the bottom
The Camalapse is an inexpensive device that allows users to shoot basic time-lapse video
Article Summary
People really seem to like time-lapse video devices. In the past several months, the Genie, Radian, and Astro have all surpassed their Kickstarter funding goals. While those gizmos are presumably heading into production, however, the Camalapse is a similar product that’s available now. It may not have all the bells and whistles of the others, but that fact is reflected in its price tag.
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