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Published on Feb 12, 2015
This tutorial teaches you how to shoot a hyperlapse the easy way. I use a DSLR to shoot full-resolution photos for each frame. I generally don’t use a tripod or intervalometer (time lapse controller). Instead, I shoot hand-held and trigger each frame manually. All the examples you see in this video were shot handheld. That makes it a lot faster and easier to shoot them, and it allows you to shoot in locations that don’t allow tripods or are too crowded for tripod use.
Topics:
1:26 Framing and lens Choice
2:54 Triggering shots
4:18 Movement intervals
5:28 Planning out your path
7:51 Camera settings
8:38 Final result of example hyperlapse shot during this tutorial
9:06 Shooting from boats
To stabilize the example hyperlapse I shot during this tutorial (you can see a time lapse of me shooting it at 7:45) I just ran AE warp stabilizer with the default settings. You can see the result at 8:38.
Published on Feb 12, 2015
This tutorial teaches you how to shoot a hyperlapse the easy way. I use a DSLR to shoot full-resolution photos for each frame. I generally don’t use a tripod or intervalometer (time lapse controller). Instead, I shoot hand-held and trigger each frame manually. All the examples you see in this video were shot handheld. That makes it a lot faster and easier to shoot them, and it allows you to shoot in locations that don’t allow tripods or are too crowded for tripod use.
Topics:
1:26 Framing and lens Choice
2:54 Triggering shots
4:18 Movement intervals
5:28 Planning out your path
7:51 Camera settings
8:38 Final result of example hyperlapse shot during this tutorial
9:06 Shooting from boats
To stabilize the example hyperlapse I shot during this tutorial (you can see a time lapse of me shooting it at 7:45) I just ran AE warp stabilizer with the default settings. You can see the result at 8:38.
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