Version 2.3.1.0 Update recommended
Odd behaviours or crashes? Feature requests? Questions? Please let me know: saul@ucalgary.ca
1. Enhancements (as requested by Timelapse users)
•	Timelapse now respects image orientation.  Your images should appear right-side up even when your camera or phone is used in portrait or landscape mode.
•	If you duplicate an image while in a Custom Selection, the duplicate image will be visible. 
2. Minor but notable changed
•	The Timelapse executable program has been renamed Timelapse.exe instead of Timelapse2.exe. 
o	When installing Timelapse, don’t copy it into your older Timelapse executable folder, as that can do odd things. 
3. Various (mostly for rare) bug fixes and performance tweaks
•	Fixed a significant problem that occurred when many merges are done over many images.

What’s next in Timelapse? Metadata standards!
A metadata standard defines the data fields one should use and fill in, where those data fields are structured as an information hierarchy. Following a standard allows government agencies, institutions, and researchers to share camera trap data in a meaningful way.
Timelapse users will soon be able to include such metadata, where they can associate metadata with their folder hierarchy (akin to an information hierarchy). For example, if you organize your image set as (say) Project/Station/Deployment sub-folders, you can define fill-in metadata fields for the Project (e.g., Project name, Objectives…), Station (e.g., Latitude, Longitude…), and Deployment (e.g., Issues noted when servicing the camera…), and finally the usual tags associated with the images themselves. 
Using the template editor, you can create your own in-house metadata standard, which Timelapse then displays as fill-in fields. Alternately, several government and institutional metadata standards will be included as boilerplates, which you can use as is, or which you can modify to serve your own purposes. If interested in getting a preview, contact saul@ucalgary.ca .
Defining a folder-level Timelapse metadata standard is optional. If you don’t do it, Timelapse will work as it normally does.
To see what has changed in earlier versions: 
•	Visit the complete version history here