Last few weeks I was testing smooth handheld hyperlapses with a gimbal. You’ve probably seen my Handheld Hyperlapse Tutorial, which I released a few days ago. This Sunday I give it another try, because I got a new idea – using a joystick (with modified parameters) for controlling…
Hyperlapse is a great technique that could be used in various ways. Since I’ve bought a 3 axis gimbal, I’ve been testing different techniques to improve my hyperlapse sequences with that device. Trying new things is always a great experience, I hope this article would encourage you to…
This is one shot from my 52 Timelapse Project. You can check out the details of the project or full list of the shots. There is still pretty much snow in my city, so I decided to shoot something on a slope 🙂 The ski lift shot was…
Shooting & editing hyperlapse sequences can be really tricky. In this article I’ll share with you 6 tips to improve your work, based on my experience (that’s a conplementary article to my in-depth Hyperlapse Tutorial). So, let’s start! 1. Choose your camera stabilization – tripod or handheld shooting.…
This is a third shot from my 52 Timelapse Project. You can check out the details of the project or full list of the shots. Let’s say it – I love dolly zoom shots! 🙂 Especially shots with a hyperlapse technique. Some time ago I made a Dolly-Zoom…
In this article, I’d like to share my thoughts about what we as timelapsers shouldn’t do (but everyone does that as a beginner). That’s my personal opinion, if you’ve got different things that you consider as the biggest mistakes of timelapsers, leave that in the comments, I would…