This is gorgeous. Everyday is a $2 app that reminds you, once a day, to take a photo of yourself. Then it combines all the photos you’ve taken into a timelapse movie of your changing features.
It uses the iPhone 4’s front-facing camera to show you a mirror image of yourself, and comes with a set of guidelines to help you make sure you line up your features just right. Or you can line yourself up to a ghost image of the previous day’s photo if you prefer.
Watch this promo vid, and at the end you’ll see the end result you’ll get.
This is not an app for those of you who want quick results. The more photos you take, the better your timelapse photo is going to be, so don’t grab this unless you’re prepared to invest some time in getting good results. A year or so should do it.
Giles Turnbull is a freelance writer in England. He also writes for the Press Association and The Morning News. You can find out more at his website, and follow him on Twitter @gilest.
8 responses to “Make Your Own Personal Timelapse Video With Everyday”
Someone’s been at this for 39 years!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…
This is truly an application for someone who is patient enough to use the app. Thanks for the video tony! lol Homer Simpson is the second greatest man to chuck Norris. Because Chuck Norris been doing this from the start of the human evolution.
You just covered everyday-app for iPhone/iPad iOS platform.
Intel AppUp store has just released an application called a APhotoADay for
WinXP/Win7 that seems to be an interesting alternative to
the iPhone\iPad everyday-app due to the inherent stability
of netbook webcam positioning relative to your face.
The Intel AppUp version comes in two versions APhotoADay
and APhotoADay PREMIERE. The former allows to view animations
and the latter version a bit more pricey will allow you to generate
videos with a variety of compressors available to Windows such as Xvid,
DivX and many others etc.
Please take a look at either of them and if you would consider mentioning
the competitive Intel Win7/WinXP offering it would definitely contribute
to the fairness of journalistic presentation:
http://www.appup.com/applicati…
Thank you for your professionalism and fairness coupled to the
diligence in presenting users with all available options.
APhotoADay Team
could you use this app to take a years worth of baby pictures?