A hyperlapse is a form of a time-lapse, and is a technique used to create motion shots. It involves taking multiple still shots over an extended period of time, with a little bit of movement in-between, and compiling them into a sequence to create the effect of movement. Unlike a time-lapse, which involves keeping the camera still when taking the shots; a hyperlapse involves the camera being on the move. The time between each shot can vary, but for my hyperlapse I matched the images to the beat of my audio.
Today, I took photos for my hyper lapse, using a camera, and then used Premiere Pro for the first time to add the photos in a sequence. Using many still images, moving to each frame with a different interval each time, it created a choppy video effect rather than a smooth transition, but i liked it.
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