Insta360 GO 2 Hyperlapse TUTORIAL

In this video I show you, how you can create amazing hyperlapse Shots with the Insta360 GO2!

All the Shots you have seen, were taken with the Insta360 GO 2 in the timelapse mode! To be honest, the Insta360 GO 2 blow my mind, after I saw the hyperlapse results. In my opinion the hyperlapses are incredibly good, if you consider the Shots were made without a gimbal or any other accessories! Just the Insta360 GO 2 carried handheld.

If you also want to create such awesome Hyperlapses with your Insta360 GO 2, follow these steps:

Step 1: Open the case and power on your Insta360 GO 2. Then switch to the timelpase mode and make sure the following settings are selected. To change the settings, long press the record button. If you want to create a standard hyperlapse video for youtube select the 16:9 ratio. If you want to create a hyperlapse for Instagram or Tiktok select 9:16. Choose the highest possible resultion: 1440p and 30fps. The field of view is not important, because you are able to change it in post-production. The next setting is the most important one! Make sure to select the lowest time parameter, which is 0,5 seconds. 0,5 seconds means, the camera records a frame every half second. I would also recommend you, to use the vivid color profile. Now the Insta360 GO 2 hyperlapse settings are complete and we can start recording.

Step 2: This is the part where you can get creative! Find an interesting Spot where you can record an awesome hyperlapse. Here are some examples:
a. The classic one! Just walk straight foreward and record it!
b. Center an Object! Find an interesting object and always try to center the object in your frame.
c. Tilt up! Walk towards a building and tilt the camera up when you get closer.
To achive the different Hyperlapse Shots, you can carry your Insta360 GO 2 handheld in the case, or mount it on your body with the included accessories.

Step 3: When you’re done with your recordings, we can start with the post production. You can use the Insta360 Smartphone APP or the Insta360 Studio on your PC. In this example I use the Insta360 Studio Desktop Software.
In the first step you import the RAW Insta360 GO 2 Hyperlapse video.
Make sure the “FlowState Stabilization is activated”. This is very important for a smooth hyperlapse result. You can choose different FOV Options. I recommend you “Linear”. This leads to a de-warped image and an even smoother stabilization result.
Now the hyperlapse already looks really good, but you can still improve it. Use the TimeShift function and speed up your video. Select the start point click on the timeshift symbol and then set the end point. The TimeShift factor depends on the situation, but I would recommend you to use 2x or 4x!
The last step is the “Motion Blur” option. Activate the motion blur function for a natural looking hyperlapse video. The motion blur effect is only visible after the export. Click on the export button, choose your desired export format and export the hyperlapse video.

Now you can enjoy the final Insta360 GO 2 hyperlapse. Get creative and try it out yourself!

If you’re impressed by the results which you achieve with the Insta360 GO 2, check out the link above and get your Insta360 GO 2 now!

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[lukaspechar]

Amazing tutorial subbed. I’ve seen a few of your other videos and all very helpful.

[OliFPV]

2:50 ...the other side is the right magnet ☝️🤣 thxxx and ceya 💚

[OutlandishJourneys]

Nice tutorial mate, just found your channel and subscribed! Keep the videos coming and best wishes from Scotland! :)

[MichelloDSloth]

This a a clear, to the point tutorial. Amazing stuff! I can't wait to try this.

[ChrisWilliams]

Great video, but I was confused as to why you didn't use the hyperlapse mode (Timeshift) as that's what it's for. It still looks excellent though! I've always used Timeshift, and used Timelapse for stationary shots, but I might try Timelapse to see if that makes any difference.

[afterruncookie]

Toll erklaert und die Ergebnisse sehen echt super aus. Vielen Dank 👍

[detlefbalbachviews]

Danke, das ist super. Auch schön, deinen Kanal gefunden zu haben, hier mein abo. 🔔👍🏼

[merona]

Better than official tutorial ! Thank you

[JedeyeCoffee]

Wow this was awesome. Hoping you do more tutorials! I need all the help I can get! (When my go2 eventually turns up😩)

[kurangceria]

Thx bro
I like your explanation is detailed in
providing information..

[Ozpeter]

For best grip, mount the camera to the neck pendant on the side which has an outline of the camera on it. I think you were using it the wrong way round. Anyway, good tutorial, but perhaps the firmware has changed since you made it.

[yunfeng]

Great video! Can i ask you a
Question? What is the difference between timeshift mode and timelapse mode?

[jc]

Great suggestion. i wonder if the cap mount would also be good for this so you can rotate the camera (turning the cap to focus on another object) but keep walking straight....I imagined you walking backwards for 5 mins to get some of these shots lol

[TheWindyBurrow]

Great tips here, love the results! Thank you for the video. fabien

[bonanzabrandon]

What is the recording limit when using time-lapse / time shift modes?

[cirkuscederstrom]

Just so I can learn more. Why do you prefer timelapse node for hyperlapse when recording over time shift (you scrolled passed it in settings)? Thanks for the tutorial!

[i_love_europapark]

that looks good, but would this not be more easier to do with the Insta R or One X2? If you have chosen an object and want to film it then you also need to run backwards, right? :D with the 360 cam this would not be an issue

[kicka]

Did you add the interlacing in post or is this internally added? I'm not a fan of it.

[kylepeterson]

Was this the go, or the insta x series ? I'm trying to figure out how the camera was rotated and centered the building perfectly while the person was walking sucha long distance

[hbstudio]

Just watching your video, why would you not use the timeshift function in camera? Do you know the difference between timelapse and timeshift? I can’t seem to find a true answer. Thanks.