after filming my first time lapse, the camera won't turn on as it should and its been heating up more than it should

Can just use the microUSB as power so can external battery pack for longer time-lapses

Takes beautiful 1080p60 video, and does great time lapse video

I've used this for photos, for time lapse, and as a back up lock down shot in interviews, all to great success

(Half the cost of many other 4K action cams)Great Resolution: 4K, 2.7K, 1080p/120 HDFeatures: Time Lapse Video & Photo, Slow Motion, Night

I am taking this on my vacation and will test out both the slow-mo and time lapse features

I've taken the YI with me on 3 Jeep trips and used it to capture time-lapses of the sky

I took over 1000 pictures (including underwater shots), 50 videos (including underwater videos of a turtle lol), and sunset time lapses

The time lapse function works well.

It can run while charging off a USB battery pack, so your time lapses are only limited by your memory card capacity

The slow motion function and time lapse function are fantastic.

This camera has a really hard time in low light, however, which isn't a big deal most of the time but can be a bit of an issue when you're going a time lapse at night.

I have used the time lapse, slow motion, 4k shooting and have even taken pictures

I use it mostly for time lapse and hyperlapse.

I have used the slow mo functions and time lapse and they both work flawlessly.

Additionally, I've dabbled in some time lapse photography and have been very pleased with how smooth it is for the price paid

That is to say, it was lightly used for things like time lapse video, still photos, and long exposure shots

The one thing I want to add is that YES, it's perfectly capable of doing low-light and no-light long-exposure photography and time lapses.

Time lapse was a slight bit better but still not useable in my work

I've used it for time lapse video, time lapse photos, and normal video, including underwater

Wanted to use this for 4k time lapse and all the versatility of an action camera.

I'll attach a sample of a time-lapse I shot last week in Pioneertown, near Yucca Valley

Also, I bought this to stream live to facebook and there are zero instructions with the unit on how to do that (although their tech support sent me a link to a third party blog that wrote a post on how to do it that, so far, I haven 't gotten to work).

By going to the yitechnology dot com site, and heading to support I was able to find the firmware file to update it to v1.09.

The camera is so heavily reliant on my smart phone that I'm confused as to why I don't just buy a 4k recording smart phone...

Always, the camera only has a few knocks which I will point out, not worthy of a loosing a