Ahoj! Hyperlapses are relatively easy to do but can we do better than just this?
There is lots to cover. In today's video we gonna cover everything from
basic hyperlapses for beginners in automatic mode all the way to
advanced with motion blur. Of course those you cannot do in DJI Mimo, but
I’ve got an options for Apple phones and Androids as well. And if you are new here,
welcome. My name is Zdenka Darula. If your passion is photography and video, consider subscribing
to this channel as more outdoor tutorials are coming up. Let's start with what is Hyperlapse?
It is basically a moving time lapse. You will be moving. I’m gonna wait here, chill and I'll
watch. No? You are not buying it? I thought you wouldn't. Let’s go to DJI Mimo and explore
everything there. Now, most of the phones have already Hyperlapse or Timelapse feature build in
into their native camera apps but if you have this kind of a gimbal you can use the gimbal's
app to make it much better. I'm gonna be using DJI OM4. I am gonna be filming in DJI Mimo. Now,
most of these things apply to any gimbal. Let’s start with the basic Hyperlase for beginners and
that would be in the automatic mode. So, I am in DJI Mimo, I am using iPhone 12 pro right now
and let's go all the way to Hyperlapse. In Hyperlapse right now the settings is set to auto
and first thing you can do is change resolution. Obviously you want to go with higher frame rate,
I mean higher resolution so I am gonna go with full HD 1920x1080p. The other one
1280x720 is just HD so let's go to full HD. Below we have a speed and we can choose from slower
hyperlapse which is 5x, then it goes 10x, 15x and 30x. 30x is crazy fast, I usually prefer to do 5x
or 10x but usually I would say it's the 10x. Before I start filming you want to make sure,
that you actually choose correct white balance. So let's go to settings and from auto let's
switch to sunny because it is sunny. That way it's not gonna be changing the colors.
To film very easy Hyperlapse make sure you choose location which is very straight and make sure you
lock the exposure. That means that I am gonna tap in the middle of the screen until you see
little square and I usually tend to drag the Sun little bit just to make sure that I avoid clipped
highlights. The sky is not bleached. And now, when I did that, I also made sure I hold the finger
on the screen to lock the brightness. You will see little lock and now I am ready to film. All
you have to do now is go deeper into your knees maintaining the same speed and just keep recording.
Another idea for hyperlapse would be taking advantage of the object tracking feature. Find
a big object at the end such as tall building or lighthouse or anything else. Slide across
the object with your finger to enable object tracking. I am going to select the upper part.
And now let’s do a little bit advanced Hyperlapse.
Let's do it in the manual mode for those who really want to control the exposure
and really want to film in manual mode even though you are not gonna see any difference
between automatic and manual mode in this case and I'll show you why little bit later.
Just a side note, if you are using Android, unfortunately manual mode is not available in
DJI Mimo, this is only available for Apple phones. Now that we are back in DJI Mimo, let's tap on the
auto icon and change it to manual. Because it is very bright outside we are going to use ISO 100
which is lowest one. Shutter speed again is the same just like in auto mode, it's 1/30th. And now
congratulations, you created yourself a bleached video. To bring down the brightness, to make sure
it is not super bright and to get the picture back, you will need a variable ND filter which
is basically like sunglasses for the camera. Now, I have one here with the adapter. I just pop it in
and turn it to make sure it's darker and there you go. For those interested I am gonna link it
below. So let's now compare hyperlapse in automatic mode with the hyperlapse in manual mode.
White balance have been set in both to sunny, ISO is 100, shutter speed is 1/30th, let's see.
So how can we achieve that soft hyperlapse with a blur effect? Well Apple phones are gonna go first.
For that one I am gonna be using Moment app. Now if you gonna be using any of the Moment lenses
like I am using, you probably gonna be using Moment app as well. In my opinion, it is worth,
the app has lots to offer. Let’s open it up. Let’s click the video button here on the top and
choose Time Lapse function. Here you can select resolution. I am going to go with
Max Resolution. Click here and Motion Blur or Light Trails effect will pop up. I am going to go
with Motion blur. The Light Trails would be more for night when you want to see car
lights. I am going to select Motion Blur 0.5 as this could apply to most
Hyperlapses. At the top here you’ll see 2 small white dots. When you click them
you can select Interval and Frames which is duration. I am going to select 0.8 seconds
interval. Let’s tap to select Frames. Here for example if I drag it, I can select
however long I want the output wanna be. So I want it to be 15 seconds long, I know that I have to
capture 450 frames which would be I have to walk for 6 minutes. You might want to always think how
long you want the final Hyperlapse to be to be able to select frame. And now all you have to do
is just tap to lock the exposure and you are ready to film. And as you gonna be walking, you will be
able to see the little motion blur already on the screen. You can see how it's being created.
Android users will have it little bit easier. They will be using free app called Time Lab.
But if you want to add the motion blur, you will need to purchase that. Very simply select size
of the video. Down there select interval 1 sec for example and frames. I want the final video
to be about 10 to 15 seconds long so I need to go all the way between 300 to 450 frames. And
on the top under effects select motion blur and done. Now you can start recording.
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