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1. #MICROSOFT HYPERLAPSE IOS FULL#
2. #MICROSOFT HYPERLAPSE IOS FOR ANDROID#
3. #MICROSOFT HYPERLAPSE IOS ANDROID#

The app is currently in ‘preview’ and can be downloaded from the Play Store by joining this community first. The list of supported devices are as follows:

#MICROSOFT HYPERLAPSE IOS ANDROID#

Simple and intuitive user interface make you an expert in seconds.įor now, ‘Hyperlapse Mobile for Android’ only supports selected Android devices running KitKat and Lollipop. Btw, its great :good: Microsoft Hyperlapse is a new technology that creates smooth and stabilized time lapses from first-person videos. Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile supports hyperlapsing a video multiple times, at different speed rates, from 1x to 32x. Its sill a beta and officially its not supported on every 4.4+ device, but it works just fine on my Z3C. Import existing video from the phone’s camera roll and hyperlapse it. Microsoft Microsoft announced on Thursday three apps for making hyperlapses - videos that. Users capture video, and select a timelapse speed, resulting in a time lapse with a smoothly moving camera. The mobile version of Microsoft Hyperlapse creates accelerated video on Android and Windows Phone devices.

#MICROSOFT HYPERLAPSE IOS FULL#

The full feature list of the Android app is below. It then stitches together bits and pieces of different frames to create a smooth, stable hyperlapse that showcases the essence of the original video.Īdditionally, the app is also able to create hyperlapse videos from already existing videos - something which Instagram’s Hyperlapse app is not capable of doing. To make the video both speedy and smooth, the researchers came up with an algorithm that first creates an approximate 3D model of the landscape being filmed, and then identifies the dominant path that the camera took through that landscape. Microsoft’s Hyperlapse app, however, is available for selected Android devices as well as Windows Phone. Other than the fact that Instagram’s app is only available for iOS, which sadly is not supported by the Microsoft software, there’s a major difference in the way the videos are processed. The service is similar to Instagram’s Hyperlapse, which is only available for iOS devices. Some people might get confused between the two Hyperlapse apps, but Microsoft were quick to point out the differences back when it revealed the technology is in the works.

However, since a mobile video involves a lot of shakes and jerks, Microsoft’s Hyperlapse will fix these things out to deliver a “speedy and smooth” video.

Think of an hyperlapse video as a sped up footage of your skiing trip, an excursion or any other first-person video.

#MICROSOFT HYPERLAPSE IOS FOR ANDROID#

Microsoft today released its own Hyperlapse app for Android that allows users to create “smooth, stabilized time lapses from first-person videos.”