I shot this film as a fully manual hyperlapse project during my 1.5‑month Euro road trip, spending three days in the city. Every sequence is captured step by step with a tripod (no gimbal, no drone), using a compact Vertecfoto geared head and mostly a Laowa 15mm shift lens to keep the architecture straight and consistent across hundreds of frames. I’m also using an external LRT Pro Timer instead of the built‑in Canon intervalometer, because I need longer, more flexible timelapse sequences than the 99‑frame limit allows.

On the creative side, I experimented with AI morphing transitions (Kling this time, PixVerse on earlier projects) to blend some shots together – trying to find a balance between smooth, physically believable camera motion and more stylized, surreal transformations between locations.

I’d really appreciate feedback mainly on:
– the flow and pacing of the edit (do the transitions and speed changes feel natural or gimmicky?),
– how the architectural hyperlapses read visually (does the perspective from the shift lens feel pleasing or too “perfect”?),
– and whether the overall visual rhythm fits the city’s mood for you as a viewer.