New Hyperlapse Software Test

[Munchito696]

I went road biking 7.5 miles yesterday and recorded this... This software makes it look super trippy like you're flying a drone or something.

 

[NickNimmin]

That...is...awesome! What is the software you're using for that? And do you record a normal 29fps video and toss it in the software or do you do timed pics?

*edit - Nevermind, found it. Google, "microsoft hyperlapse".

 

[Munchito696]

That...is...awesome! What is the software you're using for that? And do you record a normal 29fps video and toss it in the software or do you do timed pics?

*edit - Nevermind, found it. Google, "microsoft hyperlapse".

for this I was recording in 4K 30FPS. For some reason this updated preview software doesn't let you render in 4K anymore. After I put it through the hyperlapse software I put it through my normal editing program Cyberlink Powerdirector 11 to adjust the color & sharpness and to add the music. Check this out, it's REALLY good for stabilizing regular video as well. The picture quality is horrible because I had the wrong ISO settings, but you get the idea.

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That...is...awesome! What is the software you're using for that? And do you record a normal 29fps video and toss it in the software or do you do timed pics?

*edit - Nevermind, found it. Google, "microsoft hyperlapse".

Here is a better quality example, it's not side by side footage though, just the stabilized footage. As you can see I'm running and it makes it look pretty damn smooth.