Took an afternoon and tried out some hyperlapses. They are not perfect but some of them came out looking pretty cool! Music used is: Ian Alex Mac - The Struggle and the Plan
well, i didn't bother to use a tripod. I just went handheld. I chose a subject i wanted to follow or focus on. I decided from where I wanted the hyperlapse to start, and I simply followed the subject with the camera while I took a picture, walked a step in the direction i wanted it to go, took another picture and just repeated that process until I had enough picture to make the desired length of the hyperlapse. I edited the lapses 25 fps. 100 pics = 4 seconds 200 pics = 8 seconds etc. In after effects I imported all the images as a jpeg sequence since I didn't shoot in Raw. from there I used warp stabilizer on all the shots except the football goal. There I used the stabilize motion option in the tracker. Then I just pollished the videos with some curves and saturation after taste. :)
Appreciate the detailed explanation. I'll defiantly give this a try.. although it does sound rather time consuming. You've got some impressive results brother.
Wow, that was actually really cool. I would love to see more, I always gets so fascinated by this kind of stuff.
I had a blast doing this so there will definately be more! :)
Sounds awesome can't wait to watch it! :D
Can you explain the technique ?
well, i didn't bother to use a tripod. I just went handheld. I chose a subject i wanted to follow or focus on. I decided from where I wanted the hyperlapse to start, and I simply followed the subject with the camera while I took a picture, walked a step in the direction i wanted it to go, took another picture and just repeated that process until I had enough picture to make the desired length of the hyperlapse. I edited the lapses 25 fps.
100 pics = 4 seconds
200 pics = 8 seconds
etc.
In after effects I imported all the images as a jpeg sequence since I didn't shoot in Raw. from there I used warp stabilizer on all the shots except the football goal. There I used the stabilize motion option in the tracker. Then I just pollished the videos with some curves and saturation after taste. :)
Appreciate the detailed explanation. I'll defiantly give this a try.. although it does sound rather time consuming.
You've got some impressive results brother.
+Shiznicx Thanks! :)