Since 2004 · Bangkok

Construction Time‑lapse

Thaisky-Digital Co., Ltd.

We have worked in specialist photography for more than twenty years. Construction time-lapse — recording a single site continuously over months and years — is our craft, and the rigs and techniques we record it with are our own, designed and built in-house.

  • Custom hardware

    We build rigs to suit the conditions of each site, so that a camera mounted somewhere high and hard to reach keeps working without interruption.

  • Remote control

    Every camera is monitored and controlled remotely over the internet. Settings can be adjusted in real time, from another continent if need be.

  • Flexible quality

    File quality comes in several tiers, so the work can be balanced against each client's budget and requirements.

Our clients
20+ years · 40+ projects delivered

Dusit Central Park · Le MENARA · ONE BANGKOK · ICONSIAM · Sansiri XT Phayathai · Pepsi · McCormick · Bangkok Church · GSM Golf · QSNCC · UOB New Head Office · Beiersdorf Nivea · Sansiri Pattaya · Le Bua Chef's Table

Selected work

The work we have recorded

Timeline

How we work

Seven steps, from the first conversation about what you need through to the final film — select a step to see the detail.

Step 1

Customer need

We listen to what you need first, so the scope of the work can be set against your budget.

  • How many cameras are needed
  • The quality of the delivered files
  • The length of each monthly film
  • The length of the final film
  • The total duration of the engagement
Our system

Why we have never lost a single day

A construction project only moves forward. If the recording fails for a month, that month is gone for good — no budget brings it back. For twenty years we have designed everything around that one fact.

We were the ones who started

Thaisky-Digital was the first in Thailand to shoot from height using kites, balloons and radio-controlled helicopters, and the first to bring drones into commercial photography.

Each time no tool on the market would do the job, we built our own. The construction time-lapse system we run today came out of the same habit.

We record still frames, not video

The common approach is to leave a camera recording video and speed it up afterwards. It works, but a year of video is an enormous file, every re-edit means processing all of it again, and worst of all a camera fault mid-month can take the whole file with it.

We record separate still frames. If a camera fails on the 20th, every frame from the 1st to the 19th is still there, whole.

Any single day, on request

Because every frame is its own full-resolution file, you can ask for the 12th of March at any time and use it in a report, a board presentation, or as a record.

Re-cut for as long as the project runs

One minute or three, faster or slower, Full HD or 4K, as many versions as you need — all from the same set of frames. A system whose source is video cannot do this.

Controlled from the office, not the site

Every camera is reachable over VPN, so the interval can be changed at any time. Faster while the structure is going up, slower through a fit-out that changes little from week to week.

A system fixed at one interval ends up with ten thousand near-identical frames, or too few at the moment that mattered.

Three levels to choose from

DSLR — the highest resolution, recording both JPEG and RAW, for work where frames will be enlarged or used in publicity.

4K industrial camera — the best value for long-term progress recording, in standard and 180-degree wide-angle for sites that need the whole area in one frame.

Camera rental — for smaller projects or tighter budgets.

Five years and six months of continuous recording at the longest — without a single missing day

Capability

Our team and equipment

Staff

Experienced engineers who know electrical and electronic systems inside out.

Video editing

An editing team with more than 20 years in video production behind them.

On-site shooting

Ground shooting, drone work and the specialist rigs each of them needs — all in-house.

24-metre pole

A 24-metre pole is needed more often than you would think, and we have both the rig and the people for it.

DSLR cameras

DSLRs capture at very large sizes, so frames can be enlarged a long way without falling apart.

Thaisky-Digital LINE QR code

Line us

Reach us on LINE, or call 081-828-7131 during working hours.

Our contacts

Contact us

Address

Thaisky-Digital Co., Ltd.
198 Yenjit Road, Thongwatdorn, Sathorn, Bangkok 10120

Phone

Thanet Duangphattra
081-828-7131

You can reach us on LINE, or call 081-828-7131.