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2017 · photo

TOWR Cam

Role: Long-term timelapse captureSelf-reported
  1. The problem

    A hyperwall installation needed footage of change over time, not a single moment.

  2. The approach

    Long-term timelapse capture feeding the display directly.

  3. What was built

    Timelapse system built for a hyperwall installation, May 2017.

  4. The outcome

    Completed installation; $55,000 production per Panogs' own cost reference.

TOWR Cam appears in Panogs’ own internal portfolio reference list as a completed May 2017 project — a long-term timelapse system feeding a hyperwall display, priced at $55,000 in the same self-authored document that lists TIME One WTC, Capturing Everest, and the Fifty Year Cam side by side.

Note for the record: the source material for this entry is thinner than most — a single line-item in an internal reference list, with no additional context recovered yet on the client or exact deliverable. Marked self-reported accordingly (Panogs’ own claim, not yet cross-confirmed). Worth a direct question to Gavin if this is meant to headline anywhere; fine as an archive-tier mention as-is.

Long Term Timelapse, Hyperwall — TOWR Cam.

Outcome
Completed hyperwall installation
Scale
$55,000 production (per Panogs' own cost reference)
timelapsegigapixel
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