A 360-degree timelapse typically refers to a video or series of images that capture a full 360° view over time, often using specialized cameras or rigs. It’s widely used in landscapes, architecture, or astrophotography to create immersive experiences where viewers can look around as time progresses.

Key Aspects:

Uses a 360° camera like the Insta360, GoPro Max, or Ricoh Theta.
Fixed 360 camera in one location capturing changing clouds, light, or crowds.
Stitching the footage if multiple cameras are used.
VR experiences.