what's up guys i'm ben from authentech, this is the GoPro Hero 7 black and today
we're doing a little deep dive on that new hyperlapse or what GoPro calls time
warp mode I'm going to show you a few tips and tricks that I've learned
through my experience of playing with it and then we might learn a few new things
along the way let's dive right in okay so here's how we get into high blap
settings we swipe left and then on the left side here Time Warp video is at the
top later on we'll do a quick comparison of time warp video versus time lapse
video see if there's a major difference I believe there is under time warp video
we don't have a ton of settings we choose our resolution it's either 4k or
1080 at 16:9 field-of-view not sure why it's even here because we only get one
option and then speed up speed we either have 2 X 5 X 10 X 15 or 30 in my own
testing and when I saw online the higher the X speed the more smooth the video is
my first test today let's shoot a little clip on each of these and see which one
comes out the smoothest let's start with 2x oh and shameless plug make sure
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shots this first one we're at 2x just handhold and walking straight down the
street here we go this is a 5 x speed
tip number one try to get as many moving objects with frame that's cars people
clouds it's gonna really enhance the hyperlapse effect this is 10x speed the
idea that I heard that the higher at speed is more stable is that basically
the algorithm or processing has a lot more frames to be able to smooth out and
determine which once it thrown away which ones to keep in order to produce a
more smooth image one major unfortunate side-effect is at the higher speed takes
a lot more time in order to create a clip I'm pretty sure I saw that there's
a sweet metal spot maybe 10 15 X we'll soon find out what that is and here we
go this is 15 X speed ax
still hand-holding just walking
and this is 30 EXPEED the top fastest a lot of people said this one is the most
smooth what do you guys think if this is the most smooth it's unfortunate because
it takes the longest amount of time let's create a short duration Clinton
number two so far I've been Justin's import now is put your hands and pull
out for the next moves but another great mileage keep it centered in frame
maybe they call it the parabolic effect Brett non-student NX this one that feels
like the rubberband the fact I want to zoom in on an object and then once I hit
a certain distance and just start rotating around boom locking it in
keeping it Center frame trying to maintain the same distance as possible
slowly rotate err on the image and then you can snap off to somewhere else
that's a really cool transition effect here's a fun and interesting comparison
let's try hyperlapse on the new GoPro seven versus the insta
360 1x
and quick pause right there this one was a little unfair because for the M sub
361 axe I put in time-lapse video mode even though I believe I'm supposed to
leave it in video 5 K mode and it's better stabilization there and then in
post editing you ramp it up and it does some really fancy frame blending and
creates a much smoother higher-quality effect anyway let's jump back in here is
to keep the building and center frame no matter what objects come into frame it
creates a really cool effect and we'll quick huge thanks to today's at video
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experiment have fun try rotating spinning the camera around here I'm
about to hit these bikes go through upside down
see the effect that it makes and tip number six or whatever number were on
hyperlapse sucks the battery of these GoPros I've been shooting for about an
hour we're already down to 50% but grab one of these but grab one of these on
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life hack is take off that little cover that way you can charge it while you're
still shooting on the go very cool sort of electric unicycle or
scooter and your hyper lapses are gonna be waste Moo there here's a quick side
by side of walking at verse scooting it's gonna take a lot of that bobbing up
and down alright take take one this is handheld
scooter and another little tip grab one of well let me show you grab one of
these online this is a sweet little clip you can just mount it on just about
anywhere like this backpack and then that's gonna take out some of your
handshake in the hyperlapse as well clip it onto here BAM easy peasy like all
things in this video links will be down below let's do a quick test with this
little clip clip mount it onto a backpack it's so nice and easy hands are
free looks like it's doing a pretty smooth job I'll check out the footage
and here's one more test I'm interested to see this is the iPhone 10 as it says
it can shoot stabilized time-lapse we'll see how that compares versus the
hyperlapse on the GoPro 7 let's try it
and pause right there a couple quick notes a the iPhone is looking pretty
pixelated pretty hardcore compression going on second that stabilization on
the iPhone is pretty rough as well especially when we see it side by side
versus the smoothness on the GoPro and third I'd really like I phone and other
phones to take stabilization and hyperlapse more serious in future models
in this test I shot a side-by-side GoPro in time-warp hyperlapse mode versus
GoPro recording at 4k 30fps stabilization on footage sped up about a
thousand percent what do you guys think there's another suite and the easy trick
grab one of these suction mounts easy peasy
got in the car let's check out this effect
tip number whatever note to self clean the windshield before doing that
dashcam hyperlapse in this test on the left is GoPros new time-warp hyperlapse
mode on the right is a standard old-school time-lapse quite the
difference in stabilization and there you have it I think there's a lot of fun
in potential to be had with this new time warp hyper lapse mode on the GoPro
7 I'm still learning a ton so if you guys have any other tips or tricks make
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