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time-lapse that also walks, drives, or flies somewhere, so the world blurs past you instead of just aging.
means a time-lapse video technique where the camera itself moves through space over long distances while shooting at intervals, then plays back sped up and stabilized.
from grew out of time-lapse photography once shooters started physically relocating the camera between frames instead of leaving it locked down; the term caught fire when apps like instagram's hyperlapse (2014) automated the stabilization that used to take editors hours.
stabilization is keysoftware smooths shaky motion so movement looks fluid, not jittery
predates the appphotographers were manually hyperlapsing years before smartphones caught up
needs planninggood ones require plotting a path and consistent intervals beforehand