Spinning earth effect tutorial
Ever wondered how to create the spinning earth effect for your astro timelapse footage? All you need is an astro timelapse shot and the motion tracker in After Effects.
The Basics Of Timelapse Photography
The next phase in creating timelapse videos begins: post production. This consists of offloading your data, colour grading your photos in Lightroom and finally exporting a video file using Photoshop.
How to make a timeslice photo with LRTimelapse
A timeslice is a great way to represent a timelapse video into a single photo.
Check out the (very short) timeslice tutorial below or keep reading if you prefer the written version.
Day to night Photoshop tutorial
If you've ever wondered how to do a day to night fade in Photoshop then this tutorial is for you! You can watch the video or read the step by step guide here. I go over gear you need, what you need to capture and the workflow in photoshop to get the desired day to night endresult.
How to shoot airplane astro timelapses
In this tutorial I will explain how to shoot airplane astro timelapses. One of my favourite things to do on nightly flights is to...
Speed up Lightroom for timelapse editing
The total duration of this process was 1 minute and 30 seconds, which is 3 times faster than using just Lightroom!
Create a time slice photo with Time Stitch
While doing research for upcoming tutorials and software videos about timelapse I found a little app on the Apple App store called Time Stitch.
It...
5 things you want to keep in mind for BETTER timelapses!
Here are 5 lesser known timelapse tips to shoot better footage.
I made this list a while back for my newsletter subscribers. You can join...
An overview of After Effects for timelapse photographers
Adobe After Effects is incredibly powerful software. It is used by thousands of post production professionals around the world in a range of creative disciplines.
In this article I give you an extensive overview of After Effects for timelapse photographers.
How to shoot cinematic footage on a smartphone
Leave the house, venture out, go explore! Heck, open up instagram and see if there are any photo hotspots around where you live by using 'search nearby places'. Then once you get there try not to copy the exact same photo, do try and get creative to give it your own spin.
