today's video I'm gonna be showing you how to edit and create your own drone
hyperlapse video so stay tuned hi everyone its that is here thanks for
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videos every week first start the tutorial I just want to say you don't
necessarily need a maverick to to be able to create a drone hyperlapse you
can pretty much do this with any drone as long as you select a time photo mode
most drones should have that one with the Mavic airman the Maverick Pro
essentially what it does is it takes a photo every 2 or 3 second interval make
sure you're flying steadily to give you added stability you can switch to a
tripod mode make sure you're capturing those images in RAW format so that you
can bring back all the details of each images when you chuck them into a photo
editing program and also there's actually a couple ways to do this but in
this instance we'll be using Lightroom and Premiere Pro but now flight room
you're gonna press import look for the folder got a folder there ctrl a copy
everything go to the Developer tab and then I'm gonna pick one image in there
now this is now again I'm gonna rush through things here so but hopefully
this will just give you an idea on how the workflow goes and I'm gonna pick a
particular image somewhere in between this one then I'll be editing it out you
know you can edit that out and copy and paste whatever it is I've done in there
and apply it and sync it to all my images so the exposures the highlights
I'll drop it down contrast change the exposure a little bit I just add some
clarity saturation and vibrancy play around with the curves if I one two I'll
be adding some sharpening also play around maybe with the colorist you know
bit more blue until an orange look I had a little bit blue there and we changed a
little bit of the red make it a little bit orange anyways just doing it a
little bit for fun again you can really do whatever you want it really comes
down to your creative style and once I'm done with that one I'll make that is my
main one and then I'll go back to library and then ctrl a to select all go
to the sync settings and make sure you check all and press ok and then we'll
what it'll do is we'll render all the images to that same edit that you've
done ok so once that's out of the way all you need to do next is to export all
of them export settings make sure change it to JPEG and the quality is the
highest and then save it to the folder where you want where you want to be next
up is open up Premiere Pro and file import for the folder select one of the
image and make sure you import them in sequence so you only have one file with
the whole 75 folders in there once that's done next thing to do is set up a
new sequence to your pickup you know 1080p 23.976 of 24 frames per second
create that one rename it as well
drive the photo in there I'll tell you to you know change settings and then we
just keep the settings of rescale it because the images are 4k well it's the
sequence is 1080 peace of a reframe or rescale the shot
here's the video without the warp stabilization as you can see it's a
little bit wobbly go to your effects tab select warm stabilization chuck them in
oh yeah before forget make sure you mess then add in the water civilization
twenty to twenty five percent seems to work for me and once that's rendered and
away you go that's a drone hi plants that you manually created have a look at
the DJI version and the edited version see the difference so if you really want
to get the most out of your hyperlapse you really need to edit it out
yourselves here's a couple more examples that what I've done
you can produce a lot better looking result compared to the DJI one so yeah
to encourage you to try and edit this out yourself
and if you have any questions about how this works feel free to comment down
below question of the day what drone do you use to create a drone hyperlapse
comment down below would love to from you especially the drone community out
there okay that's really it relatively straightforward tutorial quick and easy
once you get the hang of it it will be braised it will be part of your editing
workflow again practice makes perfect one quick note this workflow that show
you can be applied to any standard hyperlapse with your DSLR camera same
concept same principle you've got your multiple photos chuck them into you know
Lightroom edit them out export them import export and input them to your
Premiere Pro add the warp stabiliser and then export again and you'll have your
own you know brown highlights thank you so much for watching if you enjoyed this
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