It's kind of cliche now that nearly every moment of our lives is captured by a camera somewhere. Whether or not that's a good or bad thing depends upon your own point of view. Regardless, camera manufacturer Brinno is bringing innovative new cameras to market that can help anyone get the footage they desire. Chris R. Adams from Brinno stopped
From creative to industrial applications, there are many uses for time-lapse photography. But one of the challenges facing this type of imaging is that it can be difficult to capture the entirety of a time-lapse scene. Usually, time-lapse cameras are placed in a static location, offering only one perspective on the action. Brinno hopes to change that with its new
Amongst other things, Brinno specialise in time-lapse cameras, recording life one frame at a time. Their products have proved very popular with the construction industry who often want to record the rise of a new building. The Gadget Professor, Don Blaine, chats with long time friend Chris Adams, Brinno President. In a TPN world premiere, Brinno show off the TLC120, an
Don looks through the peephole with Chris Adams from Brinno at their latest home security cameras. Brinno are known for their time-lapse and motion detecting digital cameras and this is the latest addition to their PeepHole Viewer range. The PeepHole Viewer digital camera is designed to fit over standard door peepholes to record activity on the outside of the door, either as