This Hyper-lapse is a must see

Check out this seriously impressive hyper-lapse video from Berlin. It had seemed that timelapse videos hit kind of a flat point for a while until the world was introduced to “Hyper-lapse.” He shot this with a Nikon D7000 and then spent 4 months in post to stabilize the sequences manually frame by frame (AE motion tracker) to get the smooth motion. This inspiring video will leave you in awe.

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http://www.facebook.com/people/Igor-InvisibleSounds-Butckhrikidze/723953185 Igor InvisibleSounds Butckhrik
i love it!
http://www.facebook.com/ScottSpellmanPhoto Scott Spellman
Its great but 4 months of post-damn!!! it would be so much easier to use a steadicam during shooting to get a very similar result.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1346670965 Marian Cihoň
no it wouldn’t
https://www.facebook.com/FlexibleVision Roman
I understand how much work it took and how hard is to achieve such an effect but visually I don’t see anything breath taking… I am sorry to say that but really… The content is what matters not the process.
http://twitter.com/martinbeebee Martin Beebee
I actually have to agree with Roman on this. It seemed like a video made to demonstrate a technique, rather than using a technique to tell a story. Neat, to be sure, but I personally wasn’t left in awe. More like “hey, that’s kinda cool.”
http://www.facebook.com/Bretkonsdorf Bret Konsdorf
Ended up looking like some odd Computer generated pre roll
http://www.facebook.com/luke.aker Luke Aker
incredible
http://www.clippingpathzone.com/ Sila Mahmud
Wow
Awesome tips for marketing efforts. Thanks for sharing this
nice post.
Y TZ
got more headache than pleasure. head spinning.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002737821815 Robert Johnson
What is the difference between Hyper-lapse nd time lapse? They seem the same to me. I have seen timelapse taking on a dolly and moved 2 or 3 dimensions so what is the difference?
http://twitter.com/JPGodwin John Godwin
Ugh.. *facepalm*.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=777166677 Miguel Lopes Garcia
It’s HyperLapse because it has used 3 timelines of exposures (with different image sizes) and combine them all to reach the final movie and get zoom in and zoon out effects.
I understand the variation of name but then HDR TimeLapses could be called HyperLapses… altough this one gives a lot more work…
http://twitter.com/IAM_THE_KGB K. G. Brown
Meh…..
http://twitter.com/IAM_THE_KGB K. G. Brown
Now…
Think about what you said.
Carefully…
Oops perhaps?
http://www.facebook.com/chitran247 Chithanh Tran
it left me pretty dizzy as well.
Shahab,Gabriel Behzumi
yes this is honestly true..Although I am pracicing this for many years now, I finally had to demonstrate my work in a greater extend..I didn´t promote my work very much..more videos will follow..and of course some with nice stories. ( I studied arts, not photography) ;-)
Shahab
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004619946731 Kirill Neiezhmakov
Watch this https://vimeo.com/51584261

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