Along The Super Highway
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Here's a hyperlapse video along the cycle super highway that's being built on the Embankment in central London.
This is made up of 389 photos taken with the Nikon DF. They were loaded into Lightroom for processing and then exported as jpeg files. Next they were loaded into Adobe After Effects and a "warp stablizer" effect applied to reduce the camera shake. After exporting it was then passed through the Adobe Media Encoder to create a more manageable file.
In the last 8 hours or so I've learned that manipulating images that are going to be used in a video is slow! The workflow around importing/exporting involves watching a lot of progress bars creep along for what feels like forever. I'm guessing I'll need some decent editing software (After Effect and Premier at a minimum) in order to do more of this, which is a pity as I've got the Lightroom/Photoshop cloud package from Adobe, and I suspect I'll have to sign up for the full blown creative cloud to get them...
Along The Super Highway
Website | Twitter | 500px | Facebook | Instagram | Getty
Here's a hyperlapse video along the cycle super highway that's being built on the Embankment in central London.
This is made up of 389 photos taken with the Nikon DF. They were loaded into Lightroom for processing and then exported as jpeg files. Next they were loaded into Adobe After Effects and a "warp stablizer" effect applied to reduce the camera shake. After exporting it was then passed through the Adobe Media Encoder to create a more manageable file.
In the last 8 hours or so I've learned that manipulating images that are going to be used in a video is slow! The workflow around importing/exporting involves watching a lot of progress bars creep along for what feels like forever. I'm guessing I'll need some decent editing software (After Effect and Premier at a minimum) in order to do more of this, which is a pity as I've got the Lightroom/Photoshop cloud package from Adobe, and I suspect I'll have to sign up for the full blown creative cloud to get them...