- So this is a hyperlapse video,
and we're gonna run through exactly
how to make Hyperlapse videos.
With iPhone, and Android, just like this one.
Right now.
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Justin here, from Primal Video.
Where we help you leverage video to amplify
your business, and brand.
In this video, we're gonna look at
how to easily create those cool hyperlapse videos,
that you might've seen on places like Instagram.
Right on your iPhone and Android device.
And to do that, I've invited a good buddy of mine,
resident Hyperlapse Expert, Matthew Vandeputte
to the channel.
Also know as, MatJoez.
Now Mat is an absolute gun with hyperlapses,
and he's fast becoming known as, The Hyperlapse Guy.
So, we had to get him on the channel for this one.
Now he's gonna run through his process
for smartphone hyperlapses, the best apps to use, and
everything you need to get pro results.
- Hello and welcome to Sydney.
My name is Matthew Vandeputte,
and I'm a Belgian living in Sydney, Australia.
And my YouTube channel is all about
timelapse, travel, and tutorials.
I am a professional timelapse, and hyperlapse photographer.
I got a Distinguished Talent Visa,
a couple of years ago.
And my distinguished talent is, hyperlapse photography.
So, I feel like I know what I'm talkin' about.
Today I'll be discussing four different techniques,
to shoot hyperlapses on your smartphone.
So there's a couple of ways to do it.
Number one is, just be very, very careful when shooting.
Be very steady.
Shoot video, and walk as slowly, or as smoothly as possible.
And then speed up that video.
This is my least favorite way of doing it because,
if you're shooting video constantly,
you're running through your battery like crazy.
And your generating a huge file.
So for storage purposes, that's not ideal.
The second option is to use your
phones built in hyperlapses mode.
If it has one.
I'm a Samsung user, and all of my recent Samsung phones
have a option to swipe to the hyperlapse mode,
which pretty much, its like a timelapse mode.
But, it also applies a bit of
digital stabilization on your video file.
So that's pretty cool.
Option three, is you can use a hyperlapse app,
on your smartphone.
So one that you have to go and download.
If you're on Android you can download the
hyperlapse app by Microsoft.
Yep, they have a whole research team dedicated to this app,
and pretty much it does the same as the other stuff.
It shoots video, speeds it up, and then
it stabilizes it afterwards.
Giving you, hopefully if you shot it properly,
a smooth file.
If you are on IOS you can download hyperlapse by Instagram,
which is an app developed by Instagram.
Option four is to mount your smartphone on a gimbal.
Like the Osmo Mobile two, or the Zhiyun Smooth 4
There's so many different ones.
I've used the Osmo Mobile two recently.
And paired with the DJI app, it is actually
really, really, nice and really easy
to create hyperlapse footage.
Because of the visual tracking, in the app.
So you mount it, you balance it, select your subject.
Walk around it and bam, you have a really nice result.
Now, the way a hyperlapse is shot classically,
is as a series of photo's.
Just like a timelapse.
So you take a photo,
but instead of shooting your sequences
of photos on a tripod,
you either move the tripod or you move the camera.
I shoot it handheld.
So I'll take a photo, take a step,
take a photo, take a step,
and I'll repeat that you know, 200-300 times.
Then afterwards, in after effects,
you apply the warp stabilizer to that sequence.
And then you pre comp it,
and then you can do that again,
to get better stabilization.
The end result is obviously,
incredibly high resolution files.
You got raw photo's, so your dynamic range is massive.
You didn't burn through your battery like crazy.
You didn't ruin your memory card storage straight away,
by running video constantly.
So there's a lot of benefits of
shooting hyperlapses the classic way,
with a series of photo's,
and applying the post production process to it.
Which I have a tutorial map, by the way.
But the downside is the amount of work that goes into it.
Now, you gotta find the balance.
What do you need?
Do you need the highest possible quality as an end result?
Or do you want something for a vlog,
or like a quick little travel video?
Then you can shoot it on your phone, and no ones gonna care,
about the lack of resolution or the lack of dynamic range.
Its up to you to choose, what suits you best.
- So massive thank you to Mat, for coming on the channel.
And for sharing all of that with us.
Now, if you're interested in a walkthrough,
on how to create professional hyperlapses on your camera,
or on your DSLR.
Then make sure you head over to Mat's channel.
With the link on the screen.
And also make sure you subscribe while your there.
You'll thank me later.
And if you're looking to make Instagram stories like a pro,
then check out the other video,
also linked on the screen.
I'll see you soon.