If you want to know how to make a hyperlapse with Premiere Pro you're on the right page! What do you need to shoot a hyperlapse? It's easy, just a camera, a subject, an anchor point, and a path to follow. By the way, a monopod can really help you while shooting hyperlapses. It takes all the strain off your shoulders. What camera gear do you need to shoot a hyperlapse the easy way: A camera (DSLR, mirrorless, even a phone will do) A lens (don't go wider than 24mm on a full-frame) A set of arms (very useful for holding up your camera) A set of legs (great to move around!) What else do you nee ..read more

Do you want to make cool timelapses but you don't know where to start? Well, now you do. Learn how to timelapse with this comprehensive video tutorial. This timelapse tutorial covers everything you need to know to begin, from camera equipment to planning and free software. Want to learn even more? I've got a free e-book about how to shoot and edit timelapses that you can download below. The post Start to timelapse for free appeared first on Matthew Vandeputte ..read more

It is with great pride and excitement that I announce the launch of MVDP Studios. At MVDP Studios, we bring brands and events to life with our full suite of bespoke content curation. From photography to videography, timelapse, hyperlapse, and tailored solutions, we are dedicated to showcasing your unique vision in compelling ways. Embrace the power of dynamic visual storytelling. Find out more at MVDPStudios.com The post Announcing MVDP Studios appeared first on Matthew Vandeputte ..read more

Here's how I planned and executed a 72-hour, six-camera timelapse job at the Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium in London, England. Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium  Subject: Football to NFL pitch transformation Challenges: locations, lighting, power, storage, post-production Solutions: click play and find out The post The making of a £1,000,000,000 stadium timelapse appeared first on Matthew Vandeputte ..read more

This is it, the hyperlapse rig I've been waiting for. Watch this video and see how it changes the hyperlapse game. The more I shoot with it the more I realise how much of a game-changer it is. More videos to come soon. The post How to build the Ultimate Hyperlapse Machine appeared first on Matthew Vandeputte ..read more

You can use the Planar Tracker in DaVinci Resolve Studio to stabilize your hyperlapses in no time. The post How to use PLANAR TRACKER for HYPERLAPSE in DaVinci Resolve Studio appeared first on Matthew Vandeputte ..read more

I went out and shot a bunch of miniature timelapses with the TTArtisan 50mm tilt lens. This lens is very affordable, check it out here. (make sure to select the correct lens mount) In this video I show you how the lens works and what sort of effects you can create with it. Here are some of the images I shot with the TTArtisan 50mm f1.4 tilt lens. Want to learn more about timelapse photography? Check out my new e-book! The post Timelapse with a tilt lens – TTArtisan 50mm tilt appeared first on Matthew Vandeputte ..read more

After the enormous success of my Shard Hyperlapse Loop tutorial (and the 10-year showreel that came after), I decided to try this again. This time with London's famous Gherkin building! Sadly, this one wasn't so straightforward, here's what happened: ​ The post FAILED Hyperlapse attempt of the Gherkin appeared first on Matthew Vandeputte ..read more

Ten years ago, I created a showreel of timelapse and hyperlapse footage which showed one year of traveling across the world. Today, ten years later, I have created a new showreel showing ten years of traveling across the world. In this article, I will explain some of the techniques I used, which camera gear I used, and which software I used to put it all together. If you haven't seen the new Matthew Vandeputte 2023 Timelapse & Hyperlapse Showreel yet then click play here: How I Planned This Showreel Truth be told, there is not much planning involved. I'm pretty much always ..read more

I finally ticked off a bucket list shot: a complete hyperlapse revolution around the tallest building in London. In this article, I will explain how I planned, captured, and edited this Shard hyperlapse. I've also turned this project into a brand new module for The Ultimate Timelapse Course. If you would like access to 10 new in-depth tutorial videos as well as the photos I shot to edit yourself go here. I've also updated the look and pricing of the course! To make the course more accessible and to celebrate the new look you can use coupon code “LETSGO50” to get USD $50 off. Check out The Ult ..read more