Hyperlapse Pro is the really powerful addition That means you’re going to get a smooth result if you’re recording someone directly. Microsoft’s Hyperlapse solution also uses image recognition to stabilize video on someone’s face, unlike Instagram’s equivalent. Microsoft is processing existing videos by reconstructing a full 3D camera path, mixed with the ability to fill missing regions in videos by stitching together pixels. That might not necessarily affect the result, but it does mean there’s some processing involved.
Microsoft is using a software algorithm to stabilize footage, and that means it’s using image processing rather than using gyroscopic or accelerometer data from a phone like Instagram’s Hyperlapse app does. The key difference compared to Instagram is that you don’t need to specifically shoot a hyperlapse video for Microsoft’s app to work even old videos shot years ago can be processed. It’s debuting on Android, Windows Phone, and as a desktop Windows app today. Designed primarily as a way to transform bumpy GoPro videos into smooth works of art, Microsoft Hyperlapse can process any video and create a steady time-lapse. Microsoft first announced its Hyperlapse video technology just a couple of weeks before Instagram launched its own Hyperlapse app on iOS last year.
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