After a year’s worth of sporadic work we have finally been able to release our new version of the hugly successful Imageviewer. Continue reading »

Ever wondered how it all started? Here is a brief history of the craft taken from wikipedia. Continue reading »

You guessed it. The correct spelling of the word is ‘time-lapse’ with hyphenation. Continue reading »

Time-lapse is the hardest content to effectively compress. Continue reading »

Compare Mobile Broadband Providers Continue reading »

We can now add the Canon 5D MkII to our lineup. This impressive ‘full frame’ camera is capable of incredible imagery at 21 megapixels! We will continue testing this camera’s capablilities and it’s incorporation into our software/ hardware systems. Continue reading »

Harmony mining has commissioned 4 cameras on the Hidden Valley mine site in PNG. Running from solar power, each unit comprised of Canon 1000D SLR’s with 10-22mm wide angle zoom lenses. This one should be a good test for the reliability of our systems while generating some wild time-lapse of the rugged terrain and ever changing weather. Continue reading »

We have just returned from a world trip with a bounty of time-lapse sequences. Italy, America and Japan provided some interesting, sometimes stunning subjects to capture. We will post these in our library section soon.

In response to clients needs we have developed a Flash imageviewer to provide up to the minute feedback of site activities. Many thanks go out to Jason in Japan and Mike here in Sydney for there hard work in making it happen. Continue reading »

As most of our deployments have been in remote areas we set about investigating wireless communications other than 802.11g line of sight devices. Various modems were tested for viability. Continue reading »