The app allowed you to create your own time-lapse photo videos quickly and easily on your current device. It has the ability to insert sound tracks, a customizable frame rate, stop motion mode, video trimmer, reverse time function and plenty of other high-quality features. It really is a truly amazing application that anyone interested in capturing a time lapsed event or river, or ocean waves or anything else should get their hands on.
Interactive Universe is celebrating their one year anniversary of the launch of Lapse It this week. In celebration they have released a fairly large and important update to the app.
What’s in this version:
Full Jelly Bean support
Capturing in less than one second
Flash Support
Improved Interface Design
Better 1080p support
Fixes for all issues in the previous versions
And more
Jelly Bean support is key to their success and something that need to happen to all apps as soon as possible. Personally though I am a bit more exited about being able to capture images in less than one second. Now, we don’t mean just taking photos in less than a second. You guys can do that with the HTC One line and the Galaxy S III. Being able to take multiple images in less than one second for an extended period of time and have it rendered into a video is way cooler.
Application:Â Lapse ItÂ
Developer:Â Interactive Universe
Cost:Â FREE
Application: Lapse It ProÂ
Developer:Â Interactive Universe
Cost:Â $0.99 on sale