Hyperlapse Photography
Being able to composite the shots afterwards using software like Photoshop is really useful, but the initial shots can be taken on any camera.
Start off with your subject on a spot and take a shot. Move the subject and your camera forward a step – take another shot. Repeat this process again and again so you end up with a raft of images, each looking like they are moving further into a scene.Using Photoshop layer all the images together in order of how they were taken and click WINDOW>TIMELINE and the change the drop down to FRAME ANIMATION. Select from the small menu bar MAKE FRAMES FROM LAYERS. Select all the frames and change the timing to 0.2 seconds and put the effect on LOOP. It’ll create a stop-motion type of animation with your shots. Save the file through FILE>EXPORT>SAVE FOR WEB (LEGACY) and as a GIF file format. The overall quality will be reduced in a GIF format.
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