In words I never thought I would say together, Microsoft has announced for Mac OSX, an app that makes hyperlapses out of footage from any camera., Microsoft has released the application for use on Mac, which is a welcome surprise. “Microsoft Hyperlapse lets you creates smooth and stabilized time lapses, distilling your experiences into beautiful, shareable videos. Show off footage from your hike, or let your friends experience how it felt to fly down the mountain on skis.

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Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro creates something very appealing to video aficionados: stabilized time lapses from the first-person perspective, at a very affordable price. In response to Mac users who have asked for Hyperlapse Pro, now those who work on those devices have access to the same features as those using the previously released Windows version. Microsoft Hyperlapse 1.0.5610.23135 can be downloaded from our website for free. Microsoft Hyperlapse is included in Multimedia Tools. The actual developer of the program is Microsoft. Microsoft Hyperlapse is a new technology that creates smooth and stabilized time-lapses from first-person videos.

Hyperlapse is available as an app for Android or Windows Phone, as well as a pro version in preview for enthusiasts or professionals who want to hyperlapse video from a GoPro or other camera.” You can see the original launch video here: System requirements: • Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro for Mac works only with OS X El Capitan (10.11) and Yosemite (10.10). • Minimum of 4GB of RAM (longer or higher resolution videos require more memory). • OpenGL 2.0 or newer graphics card for faster performance. The application is available from. Though it isn’t the real effect you get from a high-end hyperlapse done manually, it does give you some pretty slick options that makes it far more than a “poor man’s” hyperlapse. Jaron Schneider is the Editor in Chief of ResourceMagOnline, the Tech Editor for the printed magazine and an internationally published writer from San Francisco, California. Jaron specializes in evaluating video equipment, optics, storage solutions and audio equipment as well as software for the imaging industry.

He is also the owner of Schneider Productions, a commercial video company with clients from around the United States including Lowepro, Grammy Award-Winning band 'Train,' HD Supply, Maurice Lacroix Timepieces, The United States Air Force Thunderbirds and many others.