Brinno has launched BCC300 Construction Time Lapse cameras for monitoring jobsites. Packed with the upgraded TLC300 camera, this bundle avoids the need for manually creating time lapse video. The BCC300 is powered by Brinno’s first self-developed ASIC, the AN20.
Time-lapse Video
The new Brinno BCC300 series now provides detailed 1080P HDR video, more than three months of battery life (at a typical five-minute capture interval) and 128GB storage capacity. This is in addition to all the normal professional Brinno features like the IPX4 weatherproof housing and mounting accessories. The included lens gives a wide 118-degree field of view. The interchangeable CS lens mount gives even more control of video – allowing zoomed in or ultra-wide angle shots with lenses. Multi-day time-lapse videos are often ruined when changes in lighting make the picture either too dark or over-exposed. In environments with unpredictable and unstable light, Brinno’s hands-off time lapse technology automatically balances light and colors.
Bundles
These new time lapse cameras are available in two packages—the BCC300-C (Construction Bundle) and the BCC300-M (Mount Bundle)—with task-appropriate accessories for either clamp mounting or wall mounting. Both of these packages are based around Brinno’s customizable TLC300 camera, which is designed for long-term time-lapse photography in harsh conditions. The camera is battery powered and stores video on board. It can run for 100 days unattended. There are no cables to get tangled or cut.
Operation
Users can set up the camera in bright environments and check the view angle with the TLC300’s sunlight-readable LCD screen. Brinno’s newly updated multilingual user interface provides a user-friendly filming experience. Users can create a daily filming schedule to record only during working hours, prolonging battery life, and avoiding the need for editing and deletion of hours of unwanted footage. Brinno’s BCC300 series lets users create professional quality time lapse movies, which are auto-processed into ready-to-share video files.
