Time-lapse Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Magic Window time-lapse desktop adds scenes, we look behind the curtain

by Mel Martin (Jul 31st, 2012)

I've looked at Magic Window a couple of times, first for the iPad and then in its OS X incarnation. The Mac version of the app has been updated today and now includes a total of 60 stunning scenes to spruce up your desktop or to use as a screensaver. The app is also on sale for $2.99 to celebrate ...

Earthlapse is a window on the Earth from space

by Mel Martin (May 20th, 2012)

Earthlapse is a beautiful US$0.99 app for iOS that gives you an International Space Station view of the earth moving below. There are 8 time lapse scenes of weather, docking spacecraft and aurora in high resolution that is almost lifelike. You can control the speed of the movie, superimpose ...

As Time Goes By HD for iPad is half-baked

by Mel Martin (Apr 11th, 2012)

Every so often we get a request to review some software that sounds intriguing and we try it and like it. This is not one of those times. I've been playing with As Time Goes By, an app that has what is advertised as 'compatible with new iPad resolution'. The app has full screen time lapse loops ...

Plato shown holding an iPad in a creative clay sculpture (video)

by Kelly Hodgkins (Dec 23rd, 2010)

When technology meets art, the possibilities are endless. We have seen the iPad used as a canvas to paint portraits, most recently of Woz, and multiple iPads used to create a giant Lara Croft-emblazoned iPhone. This latest iPad-themed artistic experiment takes a traditional sculpture of Plato and ...

Time-lapse tips for your Mac and iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Dec 29th, 2009)

I've been messing around with more video lately, and considering doing some time-lapse work, so this post over at Macworld came at the exact right time for me. Heather Kelly walks you through some options, from expensive to free and complicated to simple, for creating time-lapse pictures and ...

Gawker updated with more camera support, desktop time-lapsing

by David Chartier (May 21st, 2006)

Gawker, the clever app for recording, sharing and combining time-lapse movies, has been updated to version 0.70 with some unique features. It is now compatible with non-iSight cameras, including even DV cameras, and can record from up to four cameras simultaneously (when you consider the power of ...