If you want to make a high quality 4K timelapse on your Android smartphone, you will definitely want to use the camera FV-5 as it comes with interval timer (which automatically takes photos for the defined range). There are applications that make timelapse videos for you, but the quality you get from them will be close to doing it that way by taking our pictures and then post-processing Effects with Adobe desktop software. And if your Android smartphone supports RAW images (like LG G4, OnePlus One, Nexus 5/6), you will have more control over your images in your final assembly, even remove noise from low-light shots.
This is about the method used by the pros timelapse using DSLR cameras but the instructions are almost identical except for the camera itself
Step 1. You obviously need to get a camera with an interval timer function, you can enter the camera FV-5 application Play store for a few dollars.
Step 2. Make sure you put your phone on a tripod with smart installation as Reticam. You want to make sure your phone does not move throughout the timelapse.
Go to the AWB settings and adjust white balance AWB, which will make the application to find the white balance for your shot. Then return in the AWB settings and lock your white balance by pressing the lock button. This is because we were shooting the sunset and the light will change from light to dark. If we set the auto white balance, you will end up with a range of rainbow colors in your shots that you do not want.
Step 3. If you have a good point of focus, you can use the auto-focus, but if you take something as a sunset scene where you will end up having no dark black, the phone may have trouble concentrating put it in manual mode or infinity. mostly pictures of landscapes
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