GBTimelapse 2.0.20

GBTimelapse is a useful tool for the capture of time-lapse sequences. It controls a Canon PowerShot Camera connected to your computer by a USB cable. The cameras settings are changed and images are captured using the computer rather than the camera controls. A series of time-lapse images can be gathered automatically while the camera and computer are left unattended.
Whether you are creating corporate videos or home movies use time-lapse to film clouds, people, traffic or anything that involves movement. Add the clips to your productions to make them more interesting. Anything that moves slowly or changes gradually is a candidate for time-lapse. When sped up it can look much more interesting.
By using a Digital Still camera you arent limited to the low resolution of a standard-definition video camera or web camera. Instead of low resolution you can capture high resolution images and create high-definition video files.
Time-lapse footage is becoming an increasingly popular part of many new television programs and commercials. You can make some extra money by creating some high quality clips and selling them through one of the many time-lapse stock footage web sites.
Main features:
- Supports Canon PowerShot Cameras - all that support remote capture
- Flexible Window Layout - rearrange window panels to suit your needs
- Change Settings On-The-Fly - while time-lapse is running
- Movie Preview - thumbnail movie runs showing what youve captured so far
- Live Viewfinder Histogram with RGB - to monitor your exposure settings
- Complete Timelapse Progress Info - continuous summary of time-lapse status
- Switch To Manual Mode - maintains the current exposure settings
- Sleep Cycle - turns off time-lapse at night or any other time period
- Email Notification - Sends progress emails to you from a remote location
- Onion Skin Overlay - for stop frame animation or claymation
- Disables Computer Sleep Mode- so your computer wont shutdown during time-lapse
- Camera Error Recovery - recovers from common camera errors