I created my hyper-lapse by placing my camera carefully on top of a tripod. I then positioned the tripod which had my camera on the edge of a pavement so that my main subject was positioned centrally in the frame. Next, I took a shot of the subject standing still on the curb of the pavement and every time I took a shot, I tracked backward whilst the subject moved forwards.
I created the final video (hyper-lapse) by putting all the photos that I took into one folder. I then opened Photoshop. Once Photoshop was opened, I went to into the "File" menu and then clicked on "Open".
Once I had done that, I Navigated to the folder where all the photos were. I selected the first photo that I took. Once the Photo has opened in photoshop, I went to the "Dialogue Box" and then clicked on "Image Sequence"
By clicking "Open", it will import the photos into a time-lapse video file. Once I clicked "Open", I was prompted to choose a frame rate. I chose 24 fps for my hyper-lapse.
By clicking "Open", it will import the photos into a time-lapse video file. Once I clicked "Open", I was prompted to choose a frame rate. I chose 24 fps for my hyper-lapse.
Once the all the images were brought together into one I exported the time-lapse video. I did this by going to 'File" and then 'Export' and then clicking on 'Render Video', by doing this it opens up a tab which allows me to choose a location that I wanted the rendered video to be saved to.
Below is the final rendered video.
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