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"  Just in time for Fashion Week, Instagram has released a new app that will make your videos look cooler and way more profesh. This morning, the photo sharing giant debuted Hyperlapse, a stand-alone app that allows users to shoot time-lapse videos. As Wired reports, what was once only achieved using fancy tools and cameras, can now be done through your iPhone.  Once you download the app, you shoot a video like you would regularly, but it&amp;#039;s after you&amp;#039;ve captured a few seconds\u2014or minutes\u2014that the magic really happens. Instead of filters, you choose speed, accelerating the clip anywhere from 2x to 12x the normal rate. And it&amp;#039;s fun. Imagine a puppy frolicking in the park 10 times as fast as its little paws could take it, the chaos of Grand Central Station squared, or even, New York Fashion Week models parading down the runway at super speed. Chic. And for those filter fans out there, you&amp;#039;re in luck: the stop-motion-style video can be uploaded and shared through Instagram (or Facebook), artsy sepia tone optional.       Jimmy Fallon just gave it a try in the most delicious way possible...         Trying out #hyperlapse from @Instagram with @jimmyfallon - so fun!! A video posted by The Tonight Show (@fallontonight) on Aug 26, 2014 at 9:19am PDT     And so did we!         The road most traveled: From Balducci&amp;#039;s to Hearst, stop-motion style. #hyperlapse A video posted by Sally Holmes (@sallyholmes) on Aug 26, 2014 at 12:35pm PDT     Download Hyperlapse here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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