Hyperlapses with Spark - short tutorial

dj_dread · Aug 16, 2019

Hi Guys,

just finished this short tutorial about hyperlapses with Spark.
I hope it will help some of you.

thanks for watching!

i woudl not mind if you Like the video on Youtube and Subscribe

thanks!

jimlips · Aug 16, 2019

Very nice! I'm going to give this a try and see how it works out. I don't have PP Pro, but I have another editor (Filmora). I'll have to check and see if it will accept JPGs.

dj_dread · Aug 17, 2019

It should accept JPEGs. Let me know how it turns out. Thanks for watching!

nilanjan118 · Aug 17, 2019

Very nice tutorial. I did try the same method as you once but it didn't quite work. The output was very shaky. Probably I should try on a day when it is not very windy.

dj_dread · Aug 17, 2019

Wind is not friendly with the Spark

A slow wind, without gusts, will help. Also, you can get rid of some shakiness if cropping in the photos a bit.

nilanjan118 · Aug 17, 2019

dj_dread said:
Wind is not friendly with the Spark
A slow wind, without gusts, will help. Also, you can get rid of some shakiness if cropping in the photos a bit.

I think the warp stabilizer in Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro is a really powerful true. I tried with the stabilizer in Filmora but it is not very good.

dj_dread · Aug 24, 2019

nilanjan118 said:
I think the warp stabilizer in Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro is a really powerful true. I tried with the stabilizer in Filmora but it is not very good.

i am not familiar with Filmora. There may be some 3rd party plug-ins that you may use. Or switch to Premiere

nilanjan118 · Aug 25, 2019

dj_dread said:
i am not familiar with Filmora. There may be some 3rd party plug-ins that you may use. Or switch to Premiere

The problem is that I need to upgrade by laptop first if I want to use Premiere Pro. I will eventually do that but Filmora is great for learning the basic concepts of editing and the system requirements are minimal.