Installed the free app 'Interval Record' a few days ago. It does exactly what it should do. I've already shot a couple hundred photos with it. Works like a charm. I've got it set up on my old Nexus One to upload (and erase from the Nexus One) via DropBox/DropSync, while that phone is on a USB/drip charge or an express charger. That way I can shoot thousands of photos of my subject before my DropBox is full (and many, many thousands more if you empty your DropBox while the process is on-going).
Of course every exposure has its EXIF data. So there IS a record of the exact moment - exact to the second - of when each separate image was shot. But it would be so much more convenient if there was a optional date/time stamp that could be superimposed visibly on the images themselves (in an optional size and an optional position).
I want to contact the dev on that but I can't find any contact details.
Does anybody know of a good alternative app for shooting interval sequences that DOES add a date/time stamp to the images?
Of course every exposure has its EXIF data. So there IS a record of the exact moment - exact to the second - of when each separate image was shot. But it would be so much more convenient if there was a optional date/time stamp that could be superimposed visibly on the images themselves (in an optional size and an optional position).
I want to contact the dev on that but I can't find any contact details.
Does anybody know of a good alternative app for shooting interval sequences that DOES add a date/time stamp to the images?