Instagram Hyperlapse App: The 12 Best Videos Made with the iPhone App

On the website of the English language Mirror magazine I found a nice compilation of videos that matched the Hyperlapse app from Instagram were made. The iPhone app records videos in the time-lapse effect, but uses software stabilization to display the time-lapse videos without jerky pans. The results that this little free app from Instagram delivers are quite impressive.

Normally, [camera tripods-> iphone tripod] are mandatory for such recordings, since at the low frame rate even small wobbles present themselves as unsightly spots in the film. Due to the software stabilization, however, all individual images are calculated in such a way that they generate movements in the film that are as smooth as possible.

But now we have talked enough about it and should slowly let “acts” follow! Here are the twelve stunning hyperlapse videos made with the App were made. There will certainly be more cool videos created by the Instagram app in the next few weeks, but I can add them to an update if you send me the YouTube or Vimeo links in the comments. :)

1. Airplane take-off in Miami

This video was recorded from a window seat of the aircraft taking off.

2. ... and a landing

Looks like the filmmaker was hanging on the landing gear. ;)

3. Motorcycling with buffalo

Already practically these little brown traffic calmers ...

4. Marine 1 lands on the White House lawn

...although the caretaker has put up a big sign that says "Do not walk on the lawn!".

5. ... and a 15-second tour of the White House

6. Ants at the parade

Here the iPhone just stood on its side on the floor. A good idea - and nice shots!

7. Clouds

8. The Sydney Opera House

Taken from a boat.

9. Visit to a fairground

10. From the roof of the Roger Center in Toronto

(Bonus points for using Benny Hill music!)

11. Escalators

12. And finally, SPONGEBOB!

Jen Kleinholz( Founder & Sir Apfelot )

Jens has been running the blog since 2012. He acts as Sir Apfelot for his readers and helps them with technical problems. In his spare time he rides electric unicycles, takes photos (preferably with the iPhone, of course), climbs around in the Hessian mountains or hikes with the family. His articles deal with Apple products, news from the world of drones or solutions to current bugs.