this is exactly the way to go, you can adjust the keyframes even more smooth and add different camerashots, and even change the position of the different camerasettings.
This is a great tutorial Adam. I am wondering if you will ever do a tutorial on Drone Lapse stabilization. I have not found one as good as your other stabilization tutorials out here on youtube. If anybody can crack this type of tutorial, it would be you. I am trying all kinds of things for my p4p and Inspire 2 but producing stuff that is not acceptable. There are certain tricks of the trade that are not really divulged out here. Anyway just thought I would ask.
Many thanks for this, it is a very useful tutotial. I am new to timelapse / hyperlapse, and want to incorporate this technique in to future videos. I currently use Lightroom and LRTimelapse for creating my timelapse clips, and Premier Pro for editing videos. I have never used After Effects ( I do have a license for it ). Do you know if these tools are available in either Lightroom or Premier or do I need to use After Effects? If I need to use After Effects, what's the best why of switching between the various programs? Many thanks.
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this is exactly the way to go, you can adjust the keyframes even more smooth and add different camerashots, and even change the position of the different camerasettings.
This is a great tutorial Adam. I am wondering if you will ever do a tutorial on Drone Lapse stabilization. I have not found one as good as your other stabilization tutorials out here on youtube. If anybody can crack this type of tutorial, it would be you. I am trying all kinds of things for my p4p and Inspire 2 but producing stuff that is not acceptable. There are certain tricks of the trade that are not really divulged out here. Anyway just thought I would ask.
Many thanks for this, it is a very useful tutotial. I am new to timelapse / hyperlapse, and want to incorporate this technique in to future videos. I currently use Lightroom and LRTimelapse for creating my timelapse clips, and Premier Pro for editing videos. I have never used After Effects ( I do have a license for it ). Do you know if these tools are available in either Lightroom or Premier or do I need to use After Effects? If I need to use After Effects, what's the best why of switching between the various programs? Many thanks.
thanks for the tutorial. I will try to add it to my next videos. ;) cheers
In Japan? Very beautiful.
Would it work for zoom out tho? From telephoto to wide angle trying to think about that but seems like lil but impossible right?
nice