How I Created this VIRAL HYPERLAPSE Video

[@navvvi1543]

filming,editing... lightroom,aftereffects,premiere... tracking, stabilizer,speed ramping, motion blur... Perfect advice!!! Thank you. I am watching your video in Korea , Tottenham Hotspur heung-min Son's Country.

[@shivamchandrol8641]

I guess everyone know about Korea 😊

[@paperbag7356]

Bro no one had explained this like this deap thanks bro ❤❤

[@thevisuallife]

Appreciate it mate

[@TryptychUK]

A couple of tips: To bring into AE, just select "import" and select the first file of the sequence, then also tick the "image sequence" box and "import as composition." That will automatically do the job for you. Double click the comp and it will open in the timeline. The other thing is, you don't need Premiere for the reversal. Just nest a new comp of your original and cut it to the right size, Alt-drag the clip to duplicate it, add time remapping and reverse the two markers.

[@Brian444]

Great tutorial! Please keep making these

[@thevisuallife]

Glad you found it useful mate :)

[@f1remandg]

I’m 73 and collect cameras, I saw this and thought I’ll give it a watch, well I was obviously 29K behind and wish I’d seen it 12 months ago, I don’t know what others have said but as a retired trainer/ tutor I thought you balance and honest approach was very inviting, I learned a lot and I would say that it was excellent, for me I would certainly try it and if you already know these programmes or have worked in Lightroom, Photo Shop or other editing programmes I’d say it would be a doddle. I enjoyed your delivery and wasn’t at any point thinking, get on with it or, my god does he know what he’s doing. Excellent and I hope you’ve developed it further, I’m subscribing and will look at at your other content. 👌

[@mozenjiii]

I just love these simple and complete tutorials. the fact that you didn't skip any steps it makes it 100x better. Great video and thanks

[@fg.salomon]

Bro, this tutorial made me grab my bike and go outside to try it out. It came out amazing! thank you

[@josuerivera8924]

This tutorial deserves a million views, super well explained step by step. I don't know anything about hyperlaps and watching this tutorial I learned a lot. We want more hyperlaps videos, congratulations boy.

[@MistaJakey]

I love the process taking to explain everything, makes me want to try it out !

[@thevisuallife]

Thanks pal, definitely worth giving it a go!

[@kkmjpkjbts751]

Beautiful man, you're the only one who could help me, I watched 8 videos and yours was the only one that saved me

[@MehrdadHosseini-et1lm]

I really enjoyed this video; your explanation is both friendly and professional.

[@leatricer.toland9264]

you did a great job explaining...i was not confused at all...you took a hard process and made it very smooth...keep up the great work..

[@thevisuallife]

Ahh thank you so much! I did my best to make it as simple as poss

[@Eddiepittphotography]

Such a great tutorial dude. A lot of work into this but the result really pays off 👏🏻

[@thevisuallife]

Thanks dude!

[@zoenagy9458]

or automate with a drone in 10s

[@evrenozbozdagl7210]

Hey bro, cool video. I want to add, you don't need Premier actually. And after effects, try not to use warp stabilizer. It is easy but not accurate and it warps like hell. Instead try it with rotation option of motion tracker. Plus, you have time remapping so no need to premier to make ping pong loop. You can basically copy the keyframes, paste, and right click select reverse frames. This way, you have the option to edit it with graph editor. Or, for more basic versiyon; you can basically hold alt (option in mac) and click stopwatch icon of time remapping and write: loopOut("pingpong")

[@loyaertsthibe9057]

With all the soft soft tutorials that exist on YT, yours just created that "light bulb illumination" mont in my head. Thanks for taking the

[@feat.everyday1113]

I have been sleepless for the past few days (literally cause I am positively curious by nature) regarding how we can do the speed ramp + blur + stabilise combo and your video literally solved that gap. Thank you.

[@urbanexploration818]

I appreciate how there’s no ads, thanks.

[@miguelberns]

of all the tutorials I checked on YT this is the only one that really helps me a lot. Thank you

[@ClarkVistan]

You are massively talented! This tutorial is really informative and engaging, and I found it to be incredibly well-structured. I can't wait to start using what I learned! Thanks!

[@blubabe73]

Actually your explanation and graphic images are clear and the best ones I had found. Thank you for sharing the knowledge, it was very helpful!

[@chrissgchriss]

WOW! Excellent demonstration. Your teaching skills are good. No overly technical or tying to be a tech nerd. And this is coming from a tech nerd myself. Subscribed!

[@NeelsWorld]

Epidemic sound Maharajah track in between sounds awesome. Great tutorial overall.

[@arnisbrown5848]

Brilliant mate, especially liked the result of combining tracker and warp stabe.

[@roijaho]

Most useful video for hyperlapse so far. I learned how to do it perfectly. Thank you.

[@robertojl6528]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It makes the difference on people's lives.

[@eduard.amihai7545]

tnx for the tutorial man..i've seen your viral video..it's amazing!!ill throw this on my bucket list for sure

[@serkankirbaci]

Thank you for explaining it so easily and so well!

[@LukeMackie]

Awesome tutorial man, I noticed a few things that will help you in the future.. At 9:45, before taking it into tracker you kept the quality at 'Quarter' you should put that to full in order to get the best quality possible while you're tracking. Another thing I've noticed is that, while it's a lot more time consuming.. Going frame by frame yourself and correcting the tracking point is way more accurate and produces better results (but your way works too, it's all about preference). Also, instead of using warp stabilizer, you could also Pre-compose after doing the initial spot tracking and then use stabilize motion once again for rotation tracking, which is way smoother. Once again, you can let it track itself, or go frame by frame manually and it will be a lot smoother that way. Last thing, CC Force motion blur is awesome, but there's a plugin called 'RSMB' which works just as well, if not better when it comes to Hyperlapse. Check it out :)

[@pretor706]

I would love if you could make a complete video but with the steps you mentioned. I know it's a lot of work though.

[@LukeMackie]

@@pretor706 Give me a Sub, I'll make a complete walkthrough tutorial at some point in the near future. That's a promise

[@NawazAlamgir]

the quality setting for the comp and makes no difference for AE when tracking. so your 1st point is not valid.

[@LukeMackie]

@@NawazAlamgir I was referring to manual tracking, in which it makes a significant difference.. It’s absolutely valid in that circumstance

[@JorgePMera]

Great feedback! Do you have any videos of manual tracking @lukemackie

[@RigSt3r]

You son of a Angel, I love you!!!!!! This will be huge for me 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@zuhaib.ashfaq]

THIS TUTORIAL REALLY WORKS I AM FROM PHILIPPINES! THIS MAN DESERVES A SUBSCRIPTION!

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

Bro this is great, and here I was thinking that a hyper lapse should be a setting in the camera where you can walk towards the target with a gimbal

[@shubhamdukhande7399]

Wow! Oscar, this is bloody brilliant. One of the best explanations as to how to create a Hyperlapse. Can't thank you enough.

[@kokhodze_178]

bro you missed the whole point... it's called Hyperlapse

[@shubhamdukhande7399]

@@kokhodze_178 Thank you, bro. Will edit it to hyperlapse.

[@darnellhamilton6561]

The creation is alive! Thanks Visual!

[@ibrahimrammal6434]

I love how you explain this in detail. Thank you so much.

[@Jaydoublyou]

I’d argue the best way to do this for consistency is with an intervelometer. Solid hyperlapse

[@flima.visuals]

Oh WOW! That was awesome man! Thank You Very Much! Cheers from Brazil!

[@riccardomirto]

Very nice of you covering this, clear, complete and humble

[@grzib]

You are genius with all of that complicated software

[@floppytwist]

Microsoft has a hyperlapse generator that uses video, retraces the camera path and then rerenders a smooth camera path from photogrammetry based 3d topology that is almost perfect, plus some algorithm trying to compensating various light fluctuations.

[@ishrakkabirzesan3720]

Great tutorial, links and program worked fine for me. Thanks for sharing.

[@user-ev4nu2uk8j]

and now we subscribe...amazing work sir! i wish i'd seen this before my recent trip tp dubai and the maldives!

[@yassineafqirphotography4379]

Great job, well explained, all is clear thank you so much

[@ConstantineO]

This was awesome mate, appreciate you doing this. Makes me want to go out and capture more hyperlapses. Nice work!

[@DanielFercaeta]

hey buddy, great video! btw you can stabilize your shot just using stabilize motion by activating rotation, it will give you two point to track and problem resolved

[@Mrjorgentor]

Straight to the point. Well explained from start to final product. Thanks!

[@shourov_zsv]

One of the greatest tutorials i have ever seen on KZbin ❤️

[@EJ_hmfc]

i can’t wait to do some stuff with this in the future, even showing the lightroom stuff is top class, thank you for making this video

[@johnmac3410]

Great video! Now all I have to do is try to remember all of the procedures you just went through.

[@geejmauriva9736]

WOW! This is SO amazing! You've got this down to a REAL science my friend! Your tutorial is SUPER inspiring and your teaching style and delivery is precise and easy to follow. I'm going to try this myself, I'll let you know how it goes!

[@jussifn2060]

A useful and competent explanation, so I tried it and it turned out that everything works fine. Special thanks to the author for such useful content.

[@Sharucaptures]

Looks very professional and well explained brother..thanks a lot for doing the tutorial …it looks 🔥😎

[@BrogamingIV]

Awesome Tutorial!!! Hope more tutorial like this coming soon

[@demialvarez]

Amazing tutorial! Thanks from Argentina my friend! 🙌🏻🤩🇦🇷

[@Dirk80241]

Super explan video, thank you! Love the creative process, I plan to try it out.

[@ayushkumra6072]

Superb Tutorial bro! Can't wait to try this out!!!! Thanks a lot!

[@Tvj_films8452]

I was always interested in making a hyper lapse but after seeing this I’m like…….eff dat!!!!!!!! Great tutorial. Enjoyed it.

[@krisbeleditz2566]

🔥 detailed explanation 👌 . It's will help us to make these kind of videos. Keep rocking ...

[@BrosNecessaryVideosOfficial]

This is by far the most easily explained video on how to do this! ty you, you simplified it so much for me

[@neilvn]

Thank you for the work you put into this excellent tutorial. Much appreciated.

[@torbavstheworld]

it looks amazing and easy. Thank you so much for these videos broooo

[@finnhanley1933]

Killing it Oscar! Loving the content

[@thevisuallife]

Big up dude, thank you so much!

[@willgeorge7995]

This video gets extra points for the home made whoosh sound effects. love it.

[@Serek810]

Love it! 🔥about to buy my first camera and already saving videos with great tips and tricks how to do amazing stuff in post process ❤

[@TomRyanElliott]

A great one Oscar. Actually did it this morning as well as Millenium Bridge when walking back to Waterloo. A busy day of editing!! 😂

[@MollyBelle]

Amazing tutorial! Super easy to follow and this just made my dissertation project much better! Thank you so much!

[@isabelpata334]

I just wanna learn even more now- it looks so cool o.O

[@jeanpaul-pn3rj]

the guidebook did, and now I finally understand the chanics!

[@forevertemporaryfilms]

fire video, you explained hyperlapse really well!!

[@rangofdsf4021]

That was so helpful! I just started using soft and was so overwheld!

[@evanandrews5052]

Very good tutorial! Nice, clear and concise!

[@satyamkush227]

Thank u soo much. i was wondering y it didnt soft the sa for as well

[@egebabaoglu7735]

Awesome tutorial man! Going to be trying this week 🚀

[@juicea6286]

thanks for the help, really helped to put finishing touches

[@theegyptianphotographer]

GREATEST OF ALL TIME 😍

[@AamerAli]

I have 134 tracking point although I follow the same until 11:02 .. please help

[@izzyyish]

I'm super excited to try this!

[@ronalddelorme4947]

Amazing tutorial boss. Love the break down , not to complicated. Doing a good job.

[@albro666]

I will never have the patience to make this, I have none of the programmes you are using but great tutorial even though I didn’t know what was happening 99% of the time 👍

[@virtualmultiplex8707]

Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!

[@Buttercup697]

I like your Christmas lights in the background 😊💡💡💡💡

[@teogammons]

No this WAS the best tutorial for this!

[@mirzaabdullah5289]

great work , just love the way u describe everything ..

[@thetimetour]

One of the best tutorials. Thanks a lot!

[@spadaacca]

This is really great. But thankfully you can do this suff now super easily and super fast with very similar (at times, better) results with spartphones! I've taken some ridiculously good and stable HDR hyperlapses of this sort with some basic camera apps!

[@azali284]

Honestly You Should do more tutorials, I've learned more from this one video than any other.

[@RathJ13]

Great video. Makes me glad I don't use after effects or premiere though lol! So convoluted and over complicated. Will definitely use the photo shooting tips, though!

[@SebastiánBertoldi-s8d]

Excelente tutorial, muy útil y completo

[@stevenjoseph9979]

Very informative video, very much appreciated. Can you please share your export settings from Lightroom? I feel when I export my photos for hyperlapses the quality doesn’t look as good. Thanks.

[@davidbrown2068]

That is the most tedious way I have ever seen to make a hyper lapse. You must have the patience of a saint.

[@linmei2765]

Nice tutorial I just got the yamaha PSR E363 and I connected it as a midi controller however I can't figure out how to draw the notes with my

[@troxmo]

Got this in my recommended, so seems like you‘re doing KZbin right! Keep it up 👌

[@crrissttiancristian3765]

Fantastic tutorial, thank you for taking the time and sharing the process how generous of you , Thank you

[@manamedia]

Awesome job mate. Thanks for sharing.

[@KCALB_MEDIA]

wow, this is amazing cant wait to get a full on computer to start editing everything like this!🔥

[@Chijn]

This is awesome. Thank you for this great video mate

[@angelocajipe7617]

Thank you for your inspiring video. Apologies in advance I may have missed it, but I was wondering how many pictures in all were used for the nice hyperlapse? Thank you!

[@JoshBensonOutdoors]

Great video man. Will be using this in the future!

[@mohitindiaarora]

Finally I found the full tutorial. Thank you.

[@joaorafael7204]

Thank you SO much for this video :) it really helped me out!

[@gyrgrls]

It would be interesting to see how this is done in DaVinci Resolve. Many Resolve users have little or no experience with After Effects... 😥