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New video apps create new effects

Seen your friends on social media sharing sped-up videos that look like they're on fast-forward? No, those aren't boo-boos. It's a new app from Instagram. CNET's Kara Tsuboi explains more about Hyperlapse and other novel video apps.
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[MUSIC] Hyperlapse from Instagram is a beautiful free app for iPhone that couldn't be easier to use. Open the app and tap the button to start recording. Once you've finished, choose the rate to speed up your video, up to 12 times the normal speed. As soon as you hit the green check mark, it's instantly saved to your camera roll. You can also choose to push the video out to Facebook or. Of coarse Instagram. Besides the ease of use, what makes this app so cool is the built in stabilizer feature that truly helps you creat professional quality works of art. One Day is another entertaining and free iPhone video app designed for families who want to record their kid's stories. Start by choosing a category One Day offers like back to school, about mom, or vacation memories. The screen will then prompt you with questions to elicit the kids' answers. The app then does the hard work and strings together the clips, adds music and graphics, to make one sweet sentimental package. In San Fransisco, [I'm Karas Deboux] Cnet.com, for CBS News.

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