Planet London - a 360 timelapse

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I was recently given two Kodak SP360 4K action cams to review. After testing them I decided to make a 360 timelapse around London. I then changed my mind and thought a little planet timelapse would be more interesting. This is the result. I hope you like it.
I made the piano piece to go with the video as well: / piano-skit-no-23
For those of you interested in the SP360 4k cameras, here's the review I wrote for cameravr: cameravr.co.uk/...

[@SimonTeare]

Absolutely blown away by this. I love the birds, the aeroplanes, the clouds, the music. Great video.

[@Anatoleya]

+Simon T Thanks! Really pleased you like it :-)

[@andykelleher4631]

I love this 360 time lapse. brilliant well done.

[@Anatoleya]

+Andy Kelleher Thanks! :-)

[@MesseKopp]

Beautiful

[@Anatoleya]

+Messe Kopp Thanks!

[@susana8D]

I just love this city. Great job!

[@Anatoleya]

+Zuzana Kubátová Thanks! :-)

[@paulfeeney]

Wow! Great work, a lot of effort...appreciated :-)

[@Anatoleya]

+Paul Feeney Thanks! :-)

[@djollyrodjeur]

outstanding! thank you

[@Anatoleya]

+djollyrodjeur Thanks! Really pleased you like it :)

[@terterlim]

Love it so much. May I know which software you use to create this? Thanks

[@Anatoleya]

+terence lim Thanks :-). I used Kodak's free stitching software to join the two video streams together. Then I turned each video clip into a jpeg sequence using Premier Pro. Then I batch-edited each jpeg sequence in Photoshop to turn them into little planets using the 'Action' feature. I then compiled all the jpeg sequences together in Premier Pro, adding mild zooming and panning (and transitions) before adding music. I'll be writing up a more detailed article on this website (cameravr.co.uk/) later in the week to explain it in more detail. Hope that helps! :-)

[@Vaizardcorporation]

it would be better if we could move everywhere like in a normal 360 video. it might not be possible but it doesent matter, your video is still fucking awesome

[@Anatoleya]

+Vaizardcorporation Thanks! Really pleased you like it :) I made a normal 360 version of the same video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hl68oHagqaZnbtE

[@madscientist5786]

Holy crap thats amazing!

[@liladrian___]

That was so good

[@comedyhunter]

Nice video

[@Anatoleya]

+comedyhunter Cheers :-)

[@djandreal]

aw you should have headed to canary wharf man

[@raffaellobertinelli3837]

pregevole

[@Anatoleya]

+Raffaello Bertinelli Thanks :-)

[@bizabrandon7843]

Awesome vid!

[@PaigeeMoody]

👍👍👍

[@LondonCinematographer]

Love this video. Would you not be better off using after effects than batch processing though?

[@Anatoleya]

+RavenCourt Films Cheers! Re. After Effects: using AE's fine (if you've got the money for it, and the plugins) but working with jpegs preserves quality a lot better.

[@LondonCinematographer]

+Anatoleya Ah yeah, good point, didn't think of the quality loss. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work.

[@pramodjois822]

hi which software did u use to stitch the video and to edit ..?