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ATLi Eon time-lapse camera review: a tiny, easy way to make good-looking time-lapses

The diminutive ATLi Eon looks like a GoPro with a big lens on the front, and promises to make time-lapse as simple as can be.

ATLi Eon time-lapse camera review: a tiny, easy way to make good-looking time-lapses

The ATLi Eon is a compact, user-friendly time-lapse camera that simplifies the process of creating high-quality time-lapses. With its app-controlled operation, it's an attractive option for beginners in the field of time-lapse photography. Although some time-lapse cameras are sturdy and designed for long-term projects like documenting construction, the ATLi Eon is more suited for indoor timelapses or brief outdoor use.

Its size, similar to that of a GoPro, makes it portable and easy to handle. The camera features a manual focus lens with a focus range from 7cm to infinity, allowing for macro photography and capturing details in subjects close to the lens. The lens turns smoothly, providing an appropriate level of resistance, making it feel more like a real camera.

The ATLi Eon also has a tripod mount for secure positioning during long-term projects. However, it's important to note that the camera is not waterproof and is not designed for prolonged outdoor use in harsh weather conditions. The ATLi Eon offers great value for its price, typically around $179 or £127, and is available from ATLi or third-party retailers.

It's an affordable entry point for those interested in exploring time-lapse photography without breaking the bank.

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