CamDo UpBlink Time Lapse Controller

CamDo's UpBlink is purpose built for scheduling time lapse intervals using a GoPro camera. Applications include construction time lapse, remote monitoring of construction sites, seasonal time lapse, underwater time lapse etc.

[@NZProductions]

Hi. sure you are getting this a lot but do you have a Hero7 solution ? we are looking at a 3 year time-lapse starting in 2-3 months

[@nieves8004]

My advise as of now. Use a DSLR with a intervalometer. We hired a professional company they set it up and maintain the system for as long as you need it. The upblink was not reliable so we had to go that route.

[@fernandoarteaga5413]

@@nieves8004 How could you use a DSLR with an intervalometer for 3 years?!

[@nieves8004]

Fernando Arteaga The company we hired takes care and maintains the rig. For as long as we want.

[@nieves8004]

Never found a solution to the problem I was having. Cam-do sent a new cable and a new Upblink and still the same results. Ended up using a DSLR with a timer. Cam-Do needs to focus on their tech support and tweak their product. I feel they are a very small company spreading themselves out to thin preventing them to focus on what’s important..... their customers. I felt like once I placed my order with Tom. I was on my own. Though I got the uplink to work but it was not consistent so I had to scrap the uplink and go to plan B...

[@MosesFrancis8]

Do you mind sharing the problem you faced? would love to know.tq

[@nieves8004]

The system was not reliable. It would not always upload the images sometimes it detects the camera and sometimes it won’t. Cam do sent me a new upblink and a new cable for the GoPRO and still had issues.

[@petergonzalez5239]

@@nieves8004 I am having the same problem, and now I am trying to salvage my job. Do you have a suggestion on how to do a 2year time lapse

[@mastas7]

which GoPro did u use?

[@nieves8004]

@@mastas7 Hero4 black