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Term: Time Lapse
Description: Time lapse photography involves capturing multiple frames and presenting them at a faster frequency than the rate at which they were captured.
Time Lapse
A time lapse serves to speed up action. To understand how it works, imagine one frame is captured every couple seconds; it could then be played back at a frame rate of 20 frames per second, making the action in the footage appear to move more quickly than it did in real time. Related Articles to Time Lapse Definition
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