A time-lapse photo series of the whole construction project

A photo every ten minutes, for the whole build

A weatherproof 4K camera is mounted once and holds the same frame for the length of the project. Every ten minutes it takes a photograph and uploads it automatically over its own built-in 4G connection to encrypted EU cloud storage.

Because the frame does not move, the series compares cleanly with itself. Two photos six months apart line up, which is what makes progress obvious rather than merely visible.

Nothing has to be started, stopped or remembered. The series runs through weekends, shutdowns and changes of site manager.

• 4K photo every 10 minutes, day after day
• A fixed frame, so any two moments compare directly
• Automatic upload — no cards to swap, nothing to operate
• Runs for the whole contract, from groundwork to handover

Browsing it: the project timeline

The series is filed onto an interactive project timeline — a radial clock you wind to any date and any hour of the project.

That is the difference between an archive and a usable record. Instead of scrolling through folders, you go to the afternoon of a specific day and the photos are there, at full resolution.

Drone photo sessions and 360 degree site walks are pinned onto the same timeline, so the aerial and interior views sit at the dates they were taken, next to the ground-level series.

Photos, not a rendered film

It is worth being precise: what you get is a time-lapse photo series, not an exported video file. CONCAM does not render a film for you.

That is deliberate. A rendered video is a nice thing to show once; a browsable photo series is what people actually use, because you can stop on the exact hour, look at the full-resolution frame, and download it.

If you do want a film for a launch or an anniversary, you already have everything needed to make one — download the archive for the period and hand it to whoever produces your marketing.

Keeping and sharing the series

Download a photo archive for any period you like, as often as you like during the contract: a week for a report, a phase for a client, the whole build for the project file.

Share links open a read-only view of the project in any browser, with an optional password, and can be embedded on your own website so buyers and investors can watch the building go up.

Site photography is kept for 30 days after the contract ends. Export the complete series during that window and it is yours to keep.