Microsoft Hyperlapse stock timelapse videos – DinSide

Your page when iOS 8 was released last fall, got Apple’s bundled kameraapp chance to shoot so-called “timelapse” -videos; rather the opposite slow motion the video rather played faster.

Also photo sharing service Instagram came with a similar app for iOS last fall – Hyperlapse. It also benefiting of the gyroscope in your phone, so videos are stabilized and stutters less.

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New app from Microsoft

Microsoft has now released its variant, also called Hyperlapse. The app is available for both Android and Windows Phone, but not yet for iOS, precisely because it was the two aforementioned operating systems that lacked such app.

The company uses advanced algorithms to stabilize the video and also recognizes faces in the video, so that they are kept as stable as possible.

Can be done on existing videos

Unique at Microsoft’s solution is that you can also redo an existing video to a timelapse video. This is done by reconstructing a three-dimensional camera path, and Microsoft’s algorithms provide so to fill in missing individual images in the video to make it as smooth as possible.

So you are not forced to use Microsoft’s app when you record video.

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Below is example video from Microsoft:

We have also made a small attempt with Android edition, where we purposely tried to be a little extra unsteady on his hand and stepping a little extra hard. The video plays with eight times as high speed as it was recorded in:

Watch video: DinSide try Microsoft Hyperlapse

It is also possible making Hyperlapse videos up to 32x speed playback, and you can save multiple versions of the same video.

Advanced Windows Edition

More advanced users can these days to try out Hyperlapse Pro for Windows. The trial version puts a watermark on the videos and will cost money in the future.

Android version is currently in beta, which means you have to make the following steps to try it out:

1 . Enroll into this Google + Group
2. Sign up as tester here
3. Download the app from the Play Store. It can go up to a few hours of you have signed up as tests until you get downloaded it.

Windows Phone edition can be found in Microsoft’s app store.

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