1. I love the way it works, it first captures the images as individual photos and then it lets you compile to a video file at any time, so if phone dies for whathever reason you can still recover the project from the captured files to finnaly make the video, you also have the time to apply filters, change framerate and more.
2. Also when I tried to time lapse a 12 min video it made the app crash halfway through 4 times and then it wouldn't allow me to even check what the half video looked like because it crashed every time I tried to click on Gallery.
3. This app has tons of settings that can be daunting but if you want control, this is great.**UPDATE** BUG ERROR FIX 07/2021 Update: How to fix it not showing up as a file, anywhere and able to play video: TURN OFF "RENDER IN 'AWESOME ENGINE'" ENABLE 'COMPATIBILITY MODE' That's it.
4. I was looking for a time lapse app to record clouds and this is perfect! My favorite part is that, unlike the S10's hyperlapse, you can lock the auto-exposure and auto-white balance, which is great for sunsets, dark clouds, etc.
5. It's fine for short sessions, but I can't recommend it for anything that will last weeks.I love it! Combined with the power of my Google Pixel XL 3 and this app, beautiful time lapse.
6. :/ Lapse It is great at exactly what it was made to do: produce time lapse videos that you can speed up.
7. use it for awesome tipelases as well as editing video and adding sound to my S9+ super slo mo mode.Installed the reg version.Didn't offer the ability to make a time-lapse out of pictures.
8. Anyways, great app, I love it! I would defiantly purchase again.I have a Galaxy S10+ and had some problems with its hyperlapse function auto adjusting the brightness.
9. Wanted a refund but even that option is gone now....using Tmobiles Note 8, background mode with the screen turned off for projects and rendering works well.
10. Highly recommended!Edit: new music addition is kind of glitchy and hangs up usually resulting in an infinite wait time and no render completing.
11. I would like to use this to take long time lapses of plants growing, but it simply will not stay capturing, regardless of settings.