This week I was able to put my hands on the Syrp motion control kit, thanks to Foto7 – the Polish distributor of Syrp. I wasn’t very lucky with the weather, so I decided to shoot something at home 😉 The over-the-head shot while I’m editing is something I wanted to do since I started this project, but I’m always …

Since I released my gimbal hyperlapse tutorial, I’m very often asked whether I used a gimbal for the shot (and why I decided to use a tripod ;)). The answer is simple – both techniques give different results. And we should choose the right technique for what we want to accomplish. Below, you can find a video that explains differences …

This week I finally decided to shoot a proper day to night holy grail hyperlapse 😉 The shot was made in a very nice location in my city (I’ve been shooting  there a few times, maybe you recognize it from my gimbal timelapse tutorial ;)).  Of course, it’s a combination of holy grail technique, which is used for day to night transition, …

This week I’ve decided to take a walk around my city. We’ve got a beautiful castle in the city centre, it’s always a good place for a hyperlapse. Also, I’m preparing for a new, big hyperlapse project, so I’ll be testing some different techniques of shooting. This time it was a gimbal mounted on a monopod – same technique as …

This week we’ve got a short hyperlapse shot from my hometown. As usual, a simple hyperlapse wasn’t so simple to stabilize. Although the ground was very even (at an angle, but even), Warp Stabilizer couldn’t make it stable. There are some movement types that Warp doesn’t like (with some experience you could tell if the sequence is good or bad …

This week again I decided to do something, that I haven’t done before. Here’s a looped hyperlapse around a fountain near my home. It wasn’t so easy to shoot, since there are stairs on the two sides of the fountain. However, the shooting and postprocessing was quite simple. So now watch my shot and below find out what I’ve done …

I’ve been asked a lot for some post-production details of my hyperlapse shots. Finally I’ve decided to record the stabilization process of one shot. It’s quite interesting, mainly because it’s a shot, that Warp Stabilizer just couldn’t stabilize. The shot was handheld, I shot it from a ferryboat. The whole stabilization took about 30-35 minutes inside After Effects. The video …

Here’s my second and last shot from Greece. It was captured during the ferryboat trip to Zakynthos. Below you can find all the details about how I shot that. Furthermore, I’ve got a suprise for you – first time ever I recorded my post production stabilization process 😉 You guys were asking a lot for post-production tutorials, so maybe I’ll …

Finally I had a week off in sunny Greece to rest after quite intensive summer months. However, I had to shoot some hyperlapse, because there are views I don’t see very often 😉 For this week I’ve got something quite unique – a holy grail sunrise hyperlapse shot. You don’t see such shots very often 😉 Of course it’s way easier …

I have already done a drivelapse tutorial, but this one is a little bit different. I like to shoot it symetrically from the back seat, as I showed in the tutorial. But now I’m preparing for the new video project, so I’m looking for some new intertesting shots. Well, you can’t shoot the same things all the time 😉 Check …