Instagram has updated its Hyperlapse app with the ability to record a selfielapse using the front facing camera, and support for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Create amazing time lapse videos with Hyperlapse. Using Instagram’s in-house stabilization, Hyperlapse shoots polished time lapse videos that were previously impossible without bulky tripods and expensive equipment.
When you shoot a time lapse video with Hyperlapse, your footage will be instantly stabilized to smooth out the bumps from the road and give it a cinematic feeling. Capture an entire sunrise in 10 seconds—even from the back of a moving motorcycle. Walk through the crowds at an all-day music festival, then distill it into a 30 second spot. Capture your bumpy trail run and share your 5k in 5 seconds.
Features: * Shoot handheld time lapse videos in motion— while you're walking, running, jumping or falling. * Smooth out your video for cinematic quality with automatic stabilization. * Speed up your hyperlapse to be up to 12 times the speed. * Share your videos seamlessly on Instagram and Facebook or save them to your camera roll to share anywhere, anytime. * Start filming immediately with a simple design that gets out of the way of your creativity * Download and start capturing. No sign up or account required.
What's New In This Version: * Record a selfielapse using the front facing camera! * Enjoy updated designs on iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. * Bug fixes and reliability improvements
You can download Hyperlapse from Instagram from the App Store for free.
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gamerscul9870 - September 25, 2014 at 9:31pm
Why not an exposure setting. My only flaw to fix unless Apple adds a timer to time-lapse.