Pulse - The ultimate Timelapse controller ?

[Oliver]

I'm curious to see how this new controller can handle the holy grail timelapse and how it will perform compared to the RamperPro or dslrdashboard to name a few.

Given the price, the simplicity and the compactness of the device, it could be a real game changer
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/alpinelabs/pulse-your-camera-upgraded/description

Alpines lab already makes the pano timelapse Radian.

Let's see.

 

[Ron]

A truly amazing new advanced Intervalometer was launched today - the Timelapse+ VIEW.

Kickstarter Link:
https://www.kickstarter.com/project...auto-ramping-and-wifi-camera-r?token=d3528aa1

You can read my full hands-on review of this incredible new tool for timelapse enthusiasts here:
http://www.timelapseworkshops.com/#!timelapse-view-intervalometer/cxif

Feature List:

A REAL-TIME Live Preview of your time lapse in progress.

It will handle day to night, night to day, sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and just about anything else you throw at it - without spending more than a minute to set it up. So easy they may stop calling it the Holy Grail.

USB Controlled keyframed Focus Ramping

It has a 15+ hour battery built-in and can be also be powered using an external battery.

It can be used without taking your gloves off and can even be controlled by waiving your hand in front of the unit.

It can be controlled via a smartphone app and you can use the app to preview the real-time timelapse remotely.

It writes corrective XMP files for smooth exposure changes

It has a built-in SD card reader for saving XMP files and Images.

It has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built-in

It will be able to control the Dynamic Percpetion dollies
and heads wirelessly or via USB

It works on Canon and Nikon cameras and Sony support will be ready before it ships.

 

[Oliver]

Sounds promising but as always, I'm waiting for the first real units to come out and independent reviews. If this thing delivers as promised, I'll be buy one for sure.

 

[marcofama]

Please @Ron avoid cross-posting - thank you