From my collection of Hyperlapse videos

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First post went out without much about what and why I did these.

I got into doing timelapse from watching hours of other timelapse videos on youtube accompanied with music. The effects of a timelapse has always intrigued me with many motions, depths and slow moving things moving faster with detail to things you don't normally see everyday. Then I saw a series of hyperlapse videos which brought much more richness and depth to a typical timelapse. So you might be asking whats the difference and the difference is simple but complex to execute. (at least manually anyways) The camera moves a certain amount for each and every shot and then compiled together and stabilized into a video. So it would work out like this 5 seconds would be 120 shots at 24 frames per second. That 120 is then divided over a desired distance with a focus point in the distance. For every shot the camera needs to be re-centered on that focus point to create that very slight pivot movement in the scene. This technique of doing timelapses offers so many unique creative perspectives of things no one has ever seen before of the very things everyone is already looking at.

( @ _@) yahuh?!

The very hyperlapse videos that inspired me are the most common ones found when searching hyperlapse into youtube such as Hyperlapse Italy. These videos alone blew my mind and I had to replicate it. I don't really even know why I just had to make them by any means necessary, even if it meant crawling 1 inch for 1000 shots I was going to make it happen.

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