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The system status is located under the HUD button. Here you will see a Track button (for tracking faces), a red or green device status LED (green when system communicating successfully with device.).  The number of shots scheduled in the current timeLapse, how many keyframes if any and the device's battery status in a percentage of full. 

The Motion Mode provides controls for Distance to move between pictures, Time Interval between pictures and a Trigger Delay, if any, before the system takes the picture after the device stops.  For shots that have exposure changes or longer exposures (which actually take time), make sure you provide enough time between shots for each exposure.

The Green slider moves the device back and forth. Speed increases as you move further away from center.

Bottom Control Buttons:

Start:  Executes the time-lapse after your requested delay.  If red background, your device needs to be turned on.

Photo: Takes a picture with current settings

Keyframe:  Adds a keyframe, (a group of all settings at current time), which you can change in the keyframe mgr.

Function: Used to change settings and manage keyframes.

Camera: Changes the active Camera.  

The Camera Button exposes a list of available cameras:

Simply tap on the camera you want to use and that camera is chosen as well as any of its specific characteristics.  (No depth yet) Depth is supported on all TrueDepth and dual camera systems only, while basic dslr features are available on all non depth cameras.  Photion will allow you to use a rear dual camera as both a telephoto and a wide angle camera.  So when you require wide angle choose the Back Camera.  When you need a closer shot, use the Back Telephoto lens.  Tracking is available in most all cases.   If not, let me know.

Settings:  Changes overall time-lapse settings such as total pictures and estimated frame rate along with setting delays for start and after the time-lapse is finished.  The frame rate is currently not relevant, since I have not yet done the work that will automatically put the photos together,  As of now, use an NLE to make the final time-lapse.

Tapping the function button exposes a menu of options:

This list will grow as you add new features:  Currently you can choose to manage your time-lapse, or manage individual keyframes as well as choose a background for your depth filter (No depth yet).

When you press the Keyframe button in the camera or motion sections all of the changeable characteristic are saved.

Keyframe Manager allows you to manage individual settings or any particular characteristic that you may want to change over the course of the time-lapse.    The keyframe manager allows you to alter these characteristics over the duration of your time-lapse.  Every keyframe has a picture associated with it. This picture is where the changes take place.  Selecting a keyframe takes you to a keyframe detail screen.

The keyframe detail screen allows you to change the value of any keyframe as well as change which picture that keyframe is associated with.  The left of the graph shows the keyframe at picture zero, the right circle indicates the keyframe value at the end of the time-lapse.  Individual keyframes can be added and adjusted between.  

Use the slider above to change which picture the keyframe is attached to.   (NOT YET DONE: Remove or change keyframe)