STDBY mode
Setup modeThis mode let you connect the bluetooth, and prepare your setup. It does not take any picture.
Follow these steps to get started and capture smooth, professional-quality timelapses with your iPhone.
Use a USB-C cable and connect it to a powerbank. It can also be powered directly from some phone (iPhone 15 and higher).
Open your phoneβs Bluetooth settings and connect to βShutterLapseβ.
Setup your phone on a tripod and enable the Night Mode from the camera app.
ShutterLapse provide 4 interval modes. To switch mode, press the button.
ShutterLapse provide 4 interval modes. To switch mode, press the button.
This mode let you connect the bluetooth, and prepare your setup. It does not take any picture.
This first interval mode is designed to work with the iPhone 5 seconds Night Mode. The additional delay is necessary to let the phone process the image.
This second interval mode is designed for the iPhone 30 seconds Night Mode.
This mode allows you to fully customize the interval trigger delay between two pictures. Long press the button to start configuring the interval, then short press to increase/decrease. Long press again to confirm and exit the configuration.
Small movements can deteriorate the overall quality of your final timelapse.
Cars, streetlights or other bright light source can affect pictures consistency.
Prevent sudden brightness or focus shifts by long pressing on the iPhone screen to enter Auto Focus and Auto Exposure lock mode.
Do not touch or move the phone during the timelapse. Do not setup the phone on a moving or vibrating support (car, A/C, ...)
Ensure your iPhone is in Airplane mode during the timelapse. Notifications will generate vibrations and received calls might interrupt image capture.
A 10.000 mah battery pack will let your iPhone take picture for 8-9 hours.
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