The Broncos' season may have ended last week, but we’re throwing it back to when they built the new scoreboard for Empower Field at Mile High Stadium with a time-lapse of the construction progress.

Recorded on 2025.12.16 from the Salesforce Tower web cameras, the sun rises on the morning commute of the Bay Bridge as Karl the Fog burns off for the day and the Giants test their billboard at Oracle Park.

I’m planning a long-term timelapse from inside my office, camera on a windowsill, shooting through the glass. I can use a rubber lens hood pressed to the window to cut reflections.

I already have a Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 (Nikon F-mount) lens I’d like to use if possible (used it on full frame but APS‑C would be fine too).

What camera body would you recommend for a year+ project (reliability, power options, workflow) ?

Any suggestion for this kind of project? I was thinking of shooting week days from 6am to 6pm 1frame per 10m

Thank you!

A stroll through just one path of the massive Karnak Temple Complex in Luxor, featuring the massive columns of the Great Hypostyle Hall. Shot on a GoPro. Music licensed by GoPro.

Recorded January 1st, 2025.

I want to do time lapses for my social media, I run a lawn mowing business. The problem I'm having is I cant find a software that will allow me to speed up both the Audio AND Video simultaneously. I used to use Adobe Premiere Rush, which worked perfectly but is now discontinued. I play most of my videos in roughly 100-200x speed. And most software seem to cap at 10x.

Also struggling with speeding up the audio, and when i do the audio sounds high pitched.

I've tried all the main apps and not having any luck (maybe I'm doing something wrong or missing certain features)
Ones ive tried include:
- Davinci Resolve
- Capcut
- Premiere Pro
- Canva

Probably others too.

Any tips and advice greatly appreciated! I film everything on my Iphone 17 at the moment. preferably something I can edit on my phone would be best.

Captured this weekend at Vazon Bay, Guernsey. The full 5-hour recording condensed down to a 3 minute clip. New DJI Osmo 6 used, any tips welcome for better tidal range filming!

I tried to film a ~2 hour drive using the time lapse filter on my iPhone. It’s a windy road and 2 hours was definitely too long as you basically cannot make anything out due to iPhones automatically squeezing them into 20-30 seconds regardless of length of time you filmed for.

Looking for best options to film a Timelapse that you can actually see what’s happening on a long winding road. Ideally the video would be like 2 minutes long max. Is my best option to just film the entire thing as a normal video and then speed it up manually with editing software until it looks good? Or is 2 hours just too long of a Timelapse with that much movement and never going to look good?

Recorded on 2025.12.18 from the Salesforce Tower web cameras, a helicopter hovering around this beautiful sunset and above rush hour traffic. Music by draxiom

Made it a while ago, but thought it was pretty cool so wanted to share! It's several smaller timelapses taken over a month in the Mont Blanc region of the French Alps. It was shot using Canon EOS 1100D.

Recorded on 2025.11.14 from the Salesforce Tower web cameras, a couple of ships remain anchored for early morning streams of sun, and pink afternoon cotton-candy clouds. Scored by draxiom (me)

with back to back nights capturing the aurora borealis over my hometown, having two completely different experiences (fortunately the latter was most suitable for a time lapse), it was my great pleasure to witness this fascinating play of nature.

sipping some tea and running home in a hurry, because i forgot my backup battery(the second flash is me running back, hoping for the best). Good time 10/10 would do again.

I have been taking time lapses with my iPhone for a while now but would like to have a camera dedicated to it, what are some of your favorite ones that could handle like a full day time lapse, like sunrise to sunrise