It’s been already 52 weeks since I announced and started my 52 Timelapse Project! The project is finished and I’m really happy with that 🙂 It was so much fun to make this project and I can’t be happier when I know it’s done. I’d like to thank all of you guys, who supported me during this year! Check out the summary …

Here it is! The last shot in 2017 🙂 Also, the last shot of the 52 Timelapse Project! I feel so good to finish it, without any cheating, skipping, just as planned. It was a very nice time with you guys. But enough about project – there will be a summary post very soon on my blog. Stay tuned! Now, I’ll tell …

Today I’ll be reviewing a very interesting  product for timelapsers, who also shoot video (so the most of us ;)). It’s Moza AirCross. A small gimbal, mostly for mirrorless cameras (maximum payload of 1,8kg) with some crazy, unique timelapse features, that only Moza has. It’s a new Moza product, a smaller brother to the Air gimbal. Spoiler alert: I really …

I’m still exploring the capabilities of the Moza AirCross gimbal, when it comes to timelapse.  It’s a quite cheap video stabilization solution with really nice and powerful timelapse features. You can preorder it currently at Gudsen website. Very soon I’ll be releasing full review of this gimbal. If you don’t want to miss that, enable notification by hitting the little red …

This week I got to test the new Moza AirCross gimbal. Of course, I’m mostly interested in how I can use it for my time- and hyperlapses 🙂 This gimbal has an advanced timelapse motion mode, which lets you execute shoot-move-shoot motion control shots. It’s the only one out there that can do such. However, today let’s take a look how it works for …

It’s almost Christmas. And almost the end of this project, only 3 shots to go. This week, despite it’s very cold I’ve decided to go outside to shoot some Christmas illumination in my hometown. So here it is, day to night hyperlapse with a Christmas tree as a reference point. Check out the shot and parameters below. This is my …