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We had to lock down the settings on the site to make it as light as possible. Consequently, you're limited to 75 frames. It's basically built for very short rou
by divy 14y ago
We had to lock down the settings on the site to make it as light as possible. Consequently, you're limited to 75 frames. It's basically built for very short routes spinning around objects. If you want to do long routes or crazy camera movements, grab the source (https://github.com/TeehanLax/Hyperlapse.js https://github.com/TeehanLax/Hyperlapse.js) and roll your own solution. The API is really simple and versatile.
- moontear 14y agoThanks for creating Hyperlapse - it's awesome and is something I've been looking for! How is it possible to have multiple lookat point along a hyperlapse? Or would I have to stack multiple hyperlapses together to first look at this one point, then at the next point?
- divy 14y agoYou could play around with the Three.js camera object. We made a separate viewer for the video team that had more complicated camera controls (and higher max frame + zoom level).
- moontear 14y ago... and you wouldn't release that separate viewer, would you? I'm planing on using a hyperlapse for a recent roadtrip through the US, including photos. I also want to create a video from the hyperlapse and add the photos via AfterEffects.
- divy 14y agoYou get the idea with the dat.gui strapped example from the repo: http://tllabs.io/hyperlapse/examples/viewer.html http://tllabs.io/hyperlapse/examples/viewer.html
- rooshdi 14y agoPretty neat. I can imagine this syncing with gps navigation and providing street previews for drivers.
- ccozan 14y agoThe google maps navigation already does that, albeit only when you are closing in the target. But still very useful when looking for a restaurant or a company.
- rooshdi 14y agoI'm aware they show a snapshot of the destination upon arrival, but I'm not aware of any kind of functionality to see video street previews through the upcoming street(s) during any point in the route.
- devonbarrett 13y agohttp://support.google.com/gmm/bin/answer.py?hl=en-GB&answer=1645778 http://support.google.com/gmm/bin/answer.py?hl=en-GB&ans...
- rooshdi 13y agoThat requires the driver to manually shift around an area though. Something that automatically hyperlapses through the whole next street or so would be neater.
- jap 14y agoThanks, it does look better for short distances, but still seems very fast! Seems to be around 3 seconds for the 75 frames, I think I'd like to see it half that speed or less.
- divy 14y agoI should add, that's a maximum of 75 frames. We check if there are duplicate pano's on the same route and stagger them depending on distance, so you could get fewer frames. It's set to 50ms a frame atm.
- NZ_Matt 14y agoAh that'll be the problem I was having, some areas don't have a high enough frequency of images available to make a good hyperlapse.