Thanks Bob & Herbert, that's all good info. I may go down the Hero 3 route.=
 I can put in an area where the sun won't get at it, so if the external cha=
rger will keep it powered for a couple of days that will be great.

The Eye-Fi looks interesting for another application, I was not aware it ex=
isted.

Thanks,

Joe

-----Original Message-----
From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf Of=
 Joe McCauley
Sent: 22 April 2013 20:54
To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
Subject: [OT]: IP enabled camera for timelapse photography?

I'm looking for suggestions for an IP enabled camera for timelapse photogra=
phy of a construction project. I was planning on taking images every 10 or =
15 minutes (its a short construction). Auto exposure would possibly be impo=
rtant as the light will vary from full sunlight to (maybe) streetlight. I w=
ant better than webcam quality.=20

I've seen good results from the Go-Pro Hero. Has anyone any experience with=
 the Hero 3? It claims to have WiFi built in. I think this camera has  only=
 a basic lens though.=20

Ideally I'd like to dump the photos to a server in realtime. This is a one =
off project & if the camera was stolen it would be tragic, but at least I'd=
 have the photos.=20

Anyone know of other options?

Thanks,

Joe

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