Hyperlapse is a form of time lapse photography, used to move the camera over long distances whilst capturing images. These images are then combined in post-production, to create smooth video sequences with vast perspective changes.
Hyperlapse originated back in 1995, in a film by Guy Roland called Pacer. He used the technique to traverse the streets of Montreal, capturing the entire video in-camera with no special effects used. The film fell into obscurity and was only seen again online in 2015.
During this time, time lapse photographers started to experiment with the technique, refined the methods and making it their own. In early 2011 examples started to appear online, and then the technique was popularised on the forum ‘timescapes’.
Over time hyperlapse grew as a medium, eventually becoming it’s own app in 2014.
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As we have been capturing hyperlapse for over 8 years now, we understand all the nuances involved when capturing the medium. Our team have experimented with various tools and techniques, finally settling on a workflow that allows us to capture your dream shots, first time.
Depending on the complexity of shots and timescales involved, we can capture roughly 6 hyperlapse shots in a day. This will depend on the location and shots required, but if you'd like to discuss your requirements just give us a call.
Our work is delivered in 4k UHD by default, but we have the capabilities to deliver in 8k resolutions, should you require this. Large resolutions are available upon special request.
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