Long time no see, I’ve been really busy with my professional projects, which you can watch as parts of some bigger videos, usually some festival aftermovies. But lately I had a chance to cooperate with my city authorities and create a brand new promotional video including timelapses, hyperlapses, drone shots, both usual and fpv, and 360 cameras shots.The music was composed specifically for this video by a great composer, who is also a friend of mine. Many people were involved, and what is really exciting is that they are all connected with our city – we have pleny of talented people here! Watc ..read more

Shooting as well as editing timelapse is an extremely time consuming process. It takes way more time than shooting a regular video, but the results can be amazing. For sure different timelapsers will have different workflows, there isn’t one best for everyone. But once you learn a few of them, you’ll be able to choose the one that suits your needs best, or take a piece from each one to create a workflow perfect for you.  RAWs or jpgs? First really important decision that you’ll have to make before you even start shooting is whether to go with RAW files or use JPGs. I very rarely use JPGs ..read more

Well made hyperlapse is always eye catching, but can take many hours to create. Both shooting and post production are very time consuming, so people are always trying to cut some time off each step. However without huge experience, it’s hard to say which parts can be done faster without sacrificing the quality of our shot. Some things can make us waste more time in post production than we save during shooting, or even make our shot impossible to stabilize, so unusable at all. Then you save a few minutes on shooting, but in the end waste 3 hours, because your shot goes to trash. The most import ..read more

There are several techniques that let you create a video using photo mode in your camera, by combining still pictures in post production. And not all of them are called timelapse. I know that naming and differences between all those techniques might be confusing to some of you, as it was for me just a few years ago. timelapse I consider timelapse the main category with a few variations, like static timelapse, motion control timelapse or hyperlapse. So in this understanding every hyperlapse can be called a timelapse, but not every timelapse is a hyperlapse. Basically, timelapse is all about ta ..read more

Choosing the best camera for you is not that hard if you’ve got years of experience and you’ve tried pretty much everything that’s on the market. If you’re new to film or photography – it’s way harder. Today I’m going to share with you my thoughts and experiences about different camera systems that we can use for timelapse or hyperlapse photography, and for video shooting as well. DSLR or Mirrorless? Let’s start with a type of camera. Just a few years ago, there were no mirrorless cameras or they were not that good. The only way to go was a DSLR. You can buy a very cheap DSLR by getting some ..read more

Every photographer or filmmaker, either amateur or proffessional, struggles everyday with lots of files to transfer. As for the beginners it is the most important just to copy files to proceed them on the computer, and maybe backup, then when you get deeper and deeper into this photo- or videographic world, what starts to matter is the speed of transfer, comfort of use and finally, looks of the reader. And here comes the Kingston Workflow Station – external reader that you can build step by step. Kingston Workflow Station has a modular design – this means that you can choose which components a ..read more

As we stepped into a new year, it is time to present my brand new reel! It took me some time to prepare it but it’s finally here. 2020 wasn’t easy, but still full of surprises. It taught me a lot and made me think about not only limitations, but also about new possibilities. The last year was unique in many different ways. For me, it was the time when I could learn how to fly FPV drones, which I got to like a lot. Pandemic affected my professional plans, but thanks to that there’s a whole new part of my filmmaking, and it really makes me excited. In the reel you can find lots of FPV footage an ..read more

Getting a motorized slider is an important step for a timelapser or filmmaker. Fortunately, the times when sliders where horribly expensive have passed. These days we can find very good quality gear for a price, that most of us can afford. Zeapon sent me their Micro 2 slider to check out. I’ve chosen the longest version, E800. It’s this type of the slider, that can travel longer, than it’s length. Edelkrone was the first one to invent such thing, now we can find similar solutions within various manufacturers. My version is about 70cm long and the camera can travel nearly 1 meter. GIVEAWAY Zeap ..read more

Half a year ago I made my first webinar. I chose 10 most useful tips & tricks, organised them and then, during the webinar, I shared them with you. The webinar was free, but time limited and available only for the registered viewers. And now, Black Friday brings back my free webinar Top 10 Tips for Shooting Better Timelapse & Hyperlapse! Watch the webinar, learn new tricks and become a way better timelapser Webinar is available till Nov 28th, so be quick! Together with the webinar, there comes a 50% discount on the lifetime membership in the Hyperlapse Academy! As a member, you get l ..read more

As I’m a filmmaker who really likes travelling, comfortable charging my gear is very important to me in both private and professional life. Taking lots of stuff demands many chargers, and this means additional baggage. And for sure this is not what I want when travelling. Universal, well-built and multifunctional adapter is highly desired. Recently I had pleasure to test brand new adapter & charger from Zendure, Passport II Pro, and it looks like they have it covered. Check out the adapter: https://bit.ly/2Vu32QO  First of all, this is an adapter for the wall socket. As almost every ..read more