Hampi Hyperlapse - A journey captured by 5000 photos - In 4K

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Hampi Hyperlapse - A journey captured by 5000 photos - In 4K

A Hyperlapse video from my last road trip. We explored the UNESCO world heritage sites of Hampi , Badami , Pattadakal and Aihole in Karnataka, INDIA.

Hampi is located within the ruins of the ancient city of Vijayanagara, the former capital of the Vijayanagara Empire. It was one of the richest and largest cities in the world during its prime. In around 1500 AD Vijaynagar had about 500,000 inhabitants, making it the second largest city in the world after Beijing, CHINA.

Badami, Pattadakal and Aihole were part of Chalukyas dynasty.

During our 1000 km road trip from Bangalore, we explored sights which are straight out of story books.

With this Hyperlapse video (made out of roughly 5000 photos) I wanted to show the beautiful monuments that we saw. SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH EVERYONE.

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[WROOMWithKIRANSACHIN]

That's an insane hard work, we have been to Hampi and made some vlogs as well, but looking at this video made, it gave us goosebumps at some instances, which software you used? Can you make a videos how u made this, we have been trying to make this kind of hyperlapse, but failed multiple times.

[aryanpandey]

I want to go to the past and see this city!!!
Very beautiful!!😍😍😍

[zafaxr]

bruh you are on tv! "the Q channel" thats where i came from, keep up the good work bro

[sasmalprasanjit]

I really Appreciate the EFFORT you gave to made that video.

[jakesofalltrades]

5K photos with such perfection .. Wow. kudos man

[LifeonWheelss]

Beautiful! Hyperlapse is something really hard to master, it seems like you are at the edge of it. Keep doing more of these. Cheers! :)

[mailmaaadi]

Great work. congrats. Was all the photos shot by one person? That would take a lot of patience and difficulty since they dont allow us to use tripods in these places.

[manjarisinha]

Photos r beautiful, but the method in which u r showing is painful to eyes. All r praising u but I think it destroyed the beauty of the places