QUICKLY make a CINEMATIC HYPERLAPSE

[@thechrishau]

Who wants more “Hau To” Tutorials? What do you want you learn next?? Also if you make a hyperlapse on IG tag me so I can see it :)

[@johnpadilla8749]

Awesome I think I will use this in my next wedding thanks and what ever tutorials you do they always great thanks

[@videographerindubai]

make a tutorial about how you set your camera and how you color grade your footages

[@aureycorreia]

I wanna know how you do that swaying motion when filming. Are you just leaning side to side, or is there more to it?

[@kjocle2025]

hey chris, thanks for the tutorial! im wondering if a hyperlapse would work with a prime lens? I've got a cheap 25mm manual prime on my A6000 currently

[@aladarelek4683]

Maybe transitions and color grading

[@johnnyluu]

You should’ve said “And that’s HAU you DO IT!” Haha great tutorial btw!

[@bluntscooters1]

Johnny Luu lmao that was a good one. But hey man it’s crazy seeing you here! 😂

[@banqueproductions2763]

😂🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@IzHarris]

MY LIFE WILL NEVER BE THE SAME. this was seriously brilliant and I am going to go make 1000 hyperlapses NOW.

[@xavealda3255]

we'll wait that on eater, and on your channel 😍

[@kəanıncupıdo]

Iz Lit

[@nelsonz.8035]

I'm planning to make a bunch of them for my next b rolls! 💯

[@LaloFlores]

Lumix cameras have a Stop Motion feature where you can see a ghosted preview of the previous photo when framing your next photo that makes this process more flexible and precise for alignment.

[@hbentley1275]

great to know! i have a lumix g95

[@ThatGuyyMarcus]

I love how simple and to the point this tutorial was!

[@ritvikasthana]

I love HAU simple and to the point this tutorial was!

[@CrohnsCast]

OMG, I love seeing you guys in my back garden... that is literally my grandparents church, and then you go an drone my wedding photo locations... I feel like you guys are slowly making your way to being my neighbours. Love this Chris, hope you both are well and can't wait to hopefully see you both at POV 2020 for more stunning back garden footage.... I would love to show you the sacred heart in Omagh, if you liked Hillsborough you will love this one

[@utilitarian]

This is by far the best and simplest explained version of how to do this! Thank you :)

[@sane7570]

Straight to the point, no bs, no sub to this and check out that, no ads, no sponsors, no interruptions. Exactly what a tutorial should be like. Quick and simple and easy to follow👍

[@burneshollyman2621]

Man, that was a perfect tutorial! No superficial anything, zero body fat, nothing but net. Brilliant job. Thanks for the tips!

[@Sam610]

You made this so easy for me to understand. Sometimes bigger KZbinr’s act like I know what they are talking about. Thank you!

[@cervellimatteo]

use "frame blending" option in time remapping panel to have a motion blur effect in hyperlapse.

[@thechrishau]

Great suggestion!

[@JADNCK]

That’s only if your shoot at a lower frame rate than the actual FPS of your timeline.

[@alexshaw184]

Or add a 'transform' effect to it and change the shutter angle to like 180 or higher. Or even more so, you can go into AE and add 'Force Motion Blur' and fiddle with that stuff. Make sure to use Dynamic Link for an easy workflow! Thanks for the Tutorial dude, It was nice and simple to follow. Keep it up! New Follower here!! ;)

[@DanielTuriman]

Yeah, i use this technique on my new youtube video the new normal.

[@johnd9357]

@@JADNCK what do you mean? Like you’d need to shoot 30p if you were dropping into a 24p timeline?

[@creijncreations]

This is exactly how I have been making hyperlapses the past year. Really nicely explained Hau!

[@francescadiana]

So to the point, I clicked this thinking I'd never be able to do it but now I'm like what was I thinking this is awesome 😍

[@TravelwithTommy]

Great tutorial here Chris. So much to learn from you. Thanks for sharing your video my friend.

[@PeterLindgren1]

Awesome man some great tips in here for sure. Now I gotta get out and practice some hyper lapse walks 🤓! Thanks man!

[@thechrishau]

It's always a little embarrassing doing it and having people stare at you.

[@PeterLindgren1]

@@thechrishau Embarrassing is good, then you know you're doing something right or something horribly wrong!

[@SebastianDylag]

I see notification I click, simple as that, Always eager to see things that can help me improve my content, Thanks Chris ! :D

[@thechrishau]

Sebastian Dylag hope you learned a little something today :)

[@papsny]

This is the Hau we miss!

[@KurtisandChelsey]

WTF!!! I thought you ALWAYS needed a tripod to do this and that hyperlapses were always a HUGE pain in the ass!! Ii wish I would have known this when I went to Poland. This video is Kurt and Chelsey approved ;)

[@thechrishau]

Kurtis & Chelsey Bahahah! There you go!

[@Saahib_K]

Superb Chris...very well explained. Thumbs up

[@jeetcreations9138]

that hau you make a perfect hyperlapse !!!!! awesome

[@Xrainox]

Grande video!! Era quello che stavo cercando. Bravissimo!!!

[@JustDavidMinistries]

You are one of the best things that’s ever happened to me on KZbin, Bro. Thank you so much

[@provisualstock]

Very nice tutorial. Short and extremely explicit! Very well done!👍

[@vendettaii4098]

Subscribed!! This is my first video i watch in your channel. 👍

[@HaseebHK]

quality of the video is on another level man thankyou so helpful

[@Cheekeong2483]

beautiful cinematic hyperlapse i liked it. thanks for sharing buddy..watching from SG

[@jaredlow2029]

Fast and easy, no BS, Such a great tutorial !

[@Howierams]

Trying this today. Love the simplicity of this video. So many go overboard with tutoritals

[@Eskey4]

DON'T turn your autofocus off, if you move closer or further from the subject you'll no longer have it in focus.

[@stevenwood433]

That's why you manually focus if you have autofocus on it only takes something quick or unoticable to enter the scene

[@Clownconspirator]

@@stevenwood433 it’d be easier to shoot wide and keep an aperture above 8, ideally 11 so everything stays in focus

[@stevenwood433]

@@Clownconspirator depends on the lighting sitution if you have aperture up so high on a overcast day you are gonna have to a slower shutter speed. But then again you can use ND filters which is excellent for this

[@qiyuxuan9437]

Its ok to turn it off, you most likely are shooting hyperlapse with very wide angle lens and small aperture, so the focus is not an issue unless you walk very close to the subject.

[@noelguanzon8660]

Thanks for the trick on how to make hyperlapse in handheld! 🙏🥰

[@thomasmcmahan2014]

Short and to the point. Thanks man, great video.

[@andrefelixstudio2833]

Nicely done and will explain!

[@chrisusher7097]

brill vid - love the fact you've hyperlapsed the hyperlapse tutorial - that could be another video haha

[@TheDazMag]

I didn't recognise the church, but Enniskillen Castle I definitely do (from the drone footage). Passed it everyday for many years. A thought for you Chris....there's got to be a connection between Enniskillen, Fermanagh and Inniskillin wine in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

[@balongsawyer9960]

Thanks for sharing your idea my friend i learn with your topic i will apply this...godbless

[@mauricekwan]

Enniskillen! My hometown! that drone footage looks awesome

[@dagmantv]

Fantastic video mate!

[@Shot_by_adib]

Was expecting to see the final result. Helpful video. Thanks.

[@thechrishau]

Did you watch the video??...

[@Shot_by_adib]

@@thechrishau aah, totally missed it in the beginning. 😂 Loved it.

[@rogeliorogel8690]

Dude!! That looks smoother than any other automatic solution! Thanks for this, loves the diag. + square idea

[@thechrishau]

:)

[@trujillobr]

Man, I always thought this was SUPER hard to do, but it was so well explained!! Thank you, can't wait to try it out! ;) And yes, more "Hau To" Tutorials, please! :D

[@Wariki]

This pun of Hau To Tutorial is going to be dope for sure Chris hahaha. I'm going to get used to this kind of Hau To 😎

[@koushikrajendran7230]

Honestly great one!

[@HohemTechOfficial]

Super fantastic!

[@givanza1188]

HAU awesome!

[@iamjhoe]

thanks for this video, is good for the new youtuber like me

[@TheTrailMixTV]

Chris your hair just keeps getting better and better.

[@meirchaimo6960]

So simple!

[@aleksamitrovic1876]

What a legend!

[@caoatnguyen9810]

Really detailed. Thanks for your help

[@dardafaizi3975]

Good Explanation, Thanks man for the tutorial. It helps a lot, will be try this

[@germansgentleman]

Wow tutorial was insane!

[@Joey.Alford]

Love the Hau To vids

[@andrijabarbaric6478]

Short and simple. I love it

[@Pheoflora]

Sweet! I just have one question: why would you turn off autofocus? When you move closer, wouldn't you have to readjust the focus?

[@StephenJBurke]

Pheoflora thats what I was thinking.....

[@edimilala3740]

I think because he want to point the focus on the center of building as he said in the earlier

[@EhmLo0oL]

@@edimilala3740 but if the focus is frozen at a distance, lets say he is 500m away...everything in a closer distance would be just blurry. I guess he is adjusting the focus everytime he takes a new photograph and then switches to manuel mode, so whatever happens, you have your focus on the point of interest you want to

[@LucasGuanes]

I agree, I have tried this before and I use the small focus box on the A7III, and focus on the same bit of the building, and it works. Great tutorial from Chris nonetheless

[@sagerosevideography]

He could have also closed the aperture a bit to make everything come into focus. It was bright outside so it’s possible.

[@cindyrosen8170]

Excellent! Super practical and perfect tutorial pace.

[@thechrishau]

Glad you enjoyed it Cindy! :)

[@AmritaBhortake]

This was such an amazing video! Thanks Chris, learnt a new skill today.

[@matetoth4469]

Wow! Thank you for the amazing tips!

[@patjohnson7426]

Great video man!

[@3b3azeem]

Respect From Egypt 🔥🔥

[@paulmcmahonphotography1020]

Oh wow! I was thinking just as the video started "Oh that looks a hell of a lot like Hillsborough Church, isn't that funny" And then you said you were in Northern Ireland, so it IS Hillsborough. No way! Can't believe you made it all the way out here haha small world!

[@JanChoc]

Chris, thumbs up for not using gimbal as lots of people do. Thumbs down for the fast shutter speed. Usually the "most cinematic" way is to have smaller aperture (at least f.8) so everything is in focus and sharp and the shutter speed as low as possible for the correct exposure. For handheld shooting is possible to go around 1/50s, with monopod or tripod you can go even slower and that's what you can call the "true cinematic hyperlapse"

[@Heartkwt]

Superb. Thank you for the Share. Stay Blessed

[@JanArmor]

Great technique!!! Can’t wait to try it.

[@paullavigne5299]

Thanks Chris. Just used your tutorial for lightroom. Worked perfectly.

[@NedBrannigan]

Hyper-moving-timelapse? Smooth man, awesome work

[@sofikhmara]

Awww this was great and super useful, thanks!!

[@troytokarczyk]

You're videos are the best!

[@nickandhelmi]

Saw sony camera- instant subbed 🙌 Saw content super subbed! Thank you

[@JafetLora]

Amazing video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Great stuff!

[@quiritt]

Hi Chris, you can consider for a next video: Backup systems for video & Photo editing. Each time we need more and more space so, maybe you can explain what do you use for backup workflow (hard drive , SSD ? NAS? cloud? etc) and why you use that. Wich one it’s better?

[@WestleiighTv]

i learnt alot,thanks brother

[@DeltadronesBr]

Awesome!

[@glhrmett]

Thank you for this Hau to tutorial 👍👍

[@jensonwheel8209]

Chris Hau, amazing tutorial - easy to grasp, and easy to do it now by myself. Thanks a lot.

[@JayneNicoletti]

Never thought to put images together for a hyper lapse! More Hau to's please

[@alexanderpekoff8457]

Great tutorial I am giving it a shot now. We'll see how it comes out!

[@carlosaguirre528]

That was awesome and very simple. I appreciate your input.

[@thechrishau]

Carlos Aguirre. Keep it straight to the point!

[@moonkookie1505]

Great tutorial! Thank you for making this video

[@grooveecard]

Nice work, man! Love the grid idea to keep it locked onto a point. Keep up the great work!

[@coryspencervideo717]

Great tips! Really Helped!

[@JHawk]

Dope video chris! Nice quick and to the point tutorial!

[@rychusandbonita]

Thanks for this video Chris. This was helpful, although I had an issue with the warp stabilisation part where it said "stabilisation failed". I had to add the images separately, change the duration and then nest the image in order for the stabilisation to work. It would have been nice to maybe put that in the video.

[@WuZei]

So good! Love it! Keep up the great work!

[@thechrishau]

Ehhh! No problem.

[@pragnesh_Gamit_]

I'm just love your video . 😍

[@ScorpioPDX]

Love your presentation and you seem like a chill dude, keep it up!

[@marcellobarbusci]

Fantastic Chris. Thank you so much

[@TheVegetarianTravellers]

Great tutorial 😀👌 A new subscriber from India

[@urviarora12]

Okay this is cool! Never thought I could take hyper lapses by simply walking. Was waiting to see how he would measure out distance to move his monopod/tripod and calculate the number of frames. Hehe. This is fun. Gonna try this

[@jackiewong4311]

love your color grading!

[@TimChuon]

Been waiting for something like this! This was so incredibly helpful thanks Chris!!!

[@mstarling79]

Great tutorial, thanks for the video.

[@Taz66]

Simple and straight to the point! Loving it!

[@jennylynsalatan]

Hau amazing.. I love this tips.. Thank you.. ❤️☺️..

[@SallyAndEd]

This video was incredibly helpful😀

[@BurtoniMotors]

Wonderful hyperlapse tutorial! Thank you

[@MichaelHooo]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks Chris!

[@TheSillyBong]

Its nice to watch how hau did it..

[@zaratechtricks9786]

I loved this video.

[@travelant4100]

Awesome tutorial. Thanks it helped me a lot. Now I am making a beautiful hyperlapses just like you

[@77jairomorales]

Amazing video!