How do I use the Time-Lapse feature?

Time Lapse

With Time Lapse mode, you can accelerate slow moving events with video. This is done by recording the frames per second over a long period of time, allowing you to capture hours of video to be played back in a fraction of the time.

1. To access time Lapse Mode, connect to your camera with the V.360 Companion Application.
2. In your mode selector bar, swipe left from “Video” setting to “Time-lapse”. Your camera is now set for Time Lapse mode.
   
3. Click on the settings icon  to open the Time Lapse settings. You can set the time interval for each time lapse image.  The default time interval is 2 seconds which will snap a picture frame every 2 seconds.  
   
4. Before recording, you have the option to choose whether you want to see a live stream of the Time-lapse or have it off. To change the settings, click on the live stream viewer button. The eye with a line across it means that the live stream viewer is off. If the eye has no line across it that means that live stream viewer is on.
   
5. To record, all you have to do is press the Video Button on the remote control or the Clock Button on the Companion Application.
6. To view your Time Lapse video, click on the media gallery and you will see the clock icon on the file indicating it is a Time Lapse Video.

Please Note:   The Time Lapse interval impacts the length of your video.  A normal video records at 30 Frames Per Second.  So every second you record you get 30 video frames. With the time lapse setting of 2 seconds,  you record one frame every two seconds.  In one minute you would have 30 frames which would equal 1 second of video.   If you are going to shoot a 30 second time lapse video you would need to shoot 30 minutes of time lapse video.