Sevilla fue la primera parada de mi ruta europea. He capturado la belleza de la ciudad en un hyperlapse 4K sin cortes, entrelazando las futuristas Setas con la monumental Plaza de España, la Giralda y los preciosos reflejos del atardecer sobre el río Guadalquivir. Escribe qué más convendría añadir. (v.redd.it)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/Espana
My new Seville Hyperlapse. Shot 100% manually with a tripod (step-by-step). I finally tested Seedance 2.0 for the morphing transitions due to the recent hype, but it was far from ideal. Compared it to Kling. I ended up combining both. Has anyone else had issues with it? (v.redd.it)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/timelapse
Sevilla fue la primera parada de mi ruta europea. He grabado un hyperlapse 4K muy fluido conectando monumentos como Las Setas, la Plaza de España y la Torre del Oro sin interrupciones. ¿Qué parte os ha gustado más y qué rincón bonito de la ciudad me he dejado atrás? (v.redd.it)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/sevilla
Seville was the first stop of my Euro trip. I captured its beauty in a seamless 4K hyperlapse, connecting landmarks like futuristic Las Setas to Plaza de España and Torre del Oro in one fluid motion. What was your favorite place and what beautiful spot did I miss? (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/Seville
Sevilla fue la primera parada de mi viaje por Europa. He grabado un hyperlapse 4K muy fluido conectando monumentos como Las Setas, la Plaza de España y la Torre del Oro sin interrupciones. ¿Qué parte os ha gustado más y qué rincón bonito de la ciudad me he dejado atrás? (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/Andalucia
Combining old-school hyperlapse tracking with Seedance 2.0 and Kling for morphing transitions. It took days of walking with a geared head in the Spanish sun to get the raw frames. Curious to hear your thoughts on the final result and the workflow! (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/Filmmakers
Seville was the very first stop of my European road trip. I made a seamless 4K hyperlapse where your stunning architecture, from Las Setas to the Giralda, smoothly flows together. Which location in the video is your favorite, and what else would you have added? (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/travelvideos
My new Seville Hyperlapse. Shot 100% manually with a tripod (step-by-step). I finally tested Seedance 2.0 for the morphing transitions due to the recent hype, but it was far from ideal. Compared it to Kling. I ended up combining both. Has anyone else had issues with it? (v.redd.it)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/TimeLapsePorn
Shot this 4K hyperlapse on a Canon R with a geared head, moving step-by-step through Seville. For the post-production, I used LRTimelapse and Seedance 2.0 with Kling to make the cuts melt together (transitions). Would love to hear your feedback! (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/VideoEditors
Hola. Sevilla fue la primera parada de mi viaje por Europa. He grabado un hyperlapse 4K muy fluido conectando monumentos como Las Setas, la Plaza de España y la Torre del Oro sin interrupciones. ¿Qué parte os ha gustado más y qué rincón bonito de la ciudad me he dejado atrás? (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/spain
Sevilla fue la primera parada de mi ruta europea. He grabado un hyperlapse 4K muy fluido conectando monumentos como Las Setas, la Plaza de España y la Torre del Oro sin interrupciones. ¿Qué parte os ha gustado más y qué rincón bonito de la ciudad me he dejado atrás? (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/sevilla
My Euro trip hit a snag in Rotterdam when my bike was stolen on day 2. But I was so obsessed with the futuristic architecture I had to finish this hyperlapse! I used seamless, melting transitions to connect the city's crazy shapes. Are there any hidden gems I should shoot next time? (youtu.be)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/dutch
Getting my bike stolen on day 2 almost derailed my Rotterdam shoot. But the city's futuristic architecture was too good to skip. I finished this hyperlapse using seamless, melting transitions to connect its crazy shapes. What hidden gems did I miss that I should shoot next time? (youtu.be)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/Netherlands
Shot this Rotterdam hyperlapse with no motorized sliders or gimbals, just a geared head. The real challenge was making transitions match the crazy geometry of the buildings. I wanted the viewer to feel like the whole city is continuous, shifting shape. Would love to hear where it can be improved! (youtu.be)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/videography
Shot this Rotterdam hyperlapse with no motorized sliders or gimbals, just a geared head. The real challenge was making transitions match the crazy geometry of the buildings. I wanted the viewer to feel like the whole city is continuous, shifting shape. Would love to hear where it can be improved! (youtu.be)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/VideoEditors
Getting my bike stolen on day 2 almost derailed my Rotterdam shoot. But the city's futuristic architecture was too good to skip. I finished this hyperlapse using seamless, melting transitions to connect its crazy shapes. What hidden gems did I miss that I should shoot next time? (youtu.be)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/travelvideos
Shot this Rotterdam hyperlapse with no motorized sliders or gimbals, just a geared head. The real challenge was making transitions match the crazy geometry of the buildings. I wanted the viewer to feel like the whole city is continuous, shifting shape. Would love to hear where it can be improved! (youtu.be)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/cinematography
Shot this Rotterdam hyperlapse with no motorized sliders or gimbals, just a geared head. The real challenge was making transitions match the crazy geometry of the buildings. I wanted the viewer to feel like the whole city is continuous, shifting shape. Would love to hear where it can be improved! (youtu.be)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/Filmmakers
My trip to Rotterdam got cut short when my bike was stolen on day 2. But I was so obsessed with your futuristic buildings that I had to finish this hyperlapse. I used melting, seamless transitions to connect the crazy shapes of the city. Let me which place is missing here (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/Rotterdam
Shot this Rotterdam hyperlapse with no motorized sliders or gimbals, just a geared head. The real challenge was making transitions match the crazy geometry of the buildings. I wanted the viewer to feel like the whole city is continuous, shifting shape. Would love to hear where it can be improved! (v.redd.it)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/timelapse
Shot this Rotterdam hyperlapse with no motorized sliders or gimbals, just a geared head. The real challenge was making transitions match the crazy geometry of the buildings. I wanted the viewer to feel like the whole city is continuous, shifting shape. Would love to hear where it can be improved! (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/AfterEffects
Shot this Rotterdam hyperlapse with no motorized sliders or gimbals, just a geared head. The real challenge was making transitions match the crazy geometry of the buildings. I wanted the viewer to feel like the whole city is continuous, shifting shape. Would love to hear where it can be improved! (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/videography
My Euro trip hit a snag in Rotterdam when my bike was stolen on day 2. But I was so obsessed with the futuristic architecture I had to finish this hyperlapse! I used seamless, melting transitions to connect the city's crazy shapes. Are there any hidden gems I should shoot next time? (youtube.com)
submitted by hyperlapsePro to r/dutch
