This soon-to-be-released new app from Redbot Software looks good to me.  It’s called Time Lapse Photo Journal and it seems quite a cool idea to me.  It feels like one that should’ve been done already for the iPhone, and maybe there are other apps around that do this same thing and I’ve just missed out […]
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Coming Soon: Time Lapse Photo Journal for iPhone

Aug 28th 2010 by

This soon-to-be-released new app from Redbot Software looks good to me.  It’s called Time Lapse Photo Journal and it seems quite a cool idea to me.  It feels like one that should’ve been done already for the iPhone, and maybe there are other apps around that do this same thing and I’ve just missed out on spotting them.

In any case, it’s one I’ll want to take a look at – and I find it especially appealing since a new school year has just kicked off here in Austin and I think my wife and I can make great use of this tracking our daughter’s second grade year.

Here’s a little more detail on the app, via the developers’ press release on it:

The Time Lapse Photo Journal App allows iPhone and iPod touch users to create Photo Journals of their lives, by adding photos of themselves or loved ones, and then playing back the photos they take over the weeks, months or years, as Time Lapse video slideshows. Videos can be uploaded to Facebook & YouTube to share with friends.
Create Photo Journals for each person or subject. (ie self portrait, child, spouse, pet, diet program, home remodel.) Add photos to each over regular intervals, days, weeks, or months. As each photo is added, crop and use the guides to align to a grid or to the last photo. App can be used to track changes over time. Children growing up. Faces as they change over the years. Growth of pets and plants. Even home remodels as work is being performed.
App uses advance iOS 4.0 features, such as auto-save and restore, as well as local Push Notification reminders. Push notification reminders can be set for each Journal at regular intervals, so user never forgets to take a new shot. Playback the photos as slideshow movies. Adjust the playback speed for each Journal. Upload and share the videos on Facebook and Youtube, or email directly to a friend.
The app is going to require iOS  4 or later, and is expected to hit the App Store next week.
In the meantime, you can get more detail at the app’s web page here: http://www.redbotsoftware.com/Apps/TimeLapsePhotoJournal.html

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