Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro and Sony A6000

Review and tutorial of the Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro software using video from the Sony A6000 Compact Mirrorless Camera.

[murhode]

It's a free beta... The water mark isn't the end of the world. As for the a6000 not being listed, ; the hyperlase software is actually building a 3d model and computing a smooth trajectory thru it. Therefore it needs an accurate model of how the camera sees the world. With interchangeable lenses it would be a daunting task to model all possibilities.

That aside, I am absolutely amazed at how well it works.

[OneAndOnlyMe]

It's beta, next release will be a preview.  Only when it's GA will the watermark be gone.  Not unreasonable to have watermark on beta/preview given what this amazing piece of software does. Perhaps you didn't read the website.

For best results, footage needs to be shot with hyperlapse in mind.  Subject should be ideally in the center so as to allow the algorithms to crop around the edges.

[FrankRuggles]

The watermark and end credits go away if you purchase the product rather than the Free Trail Version you used. This is pretty standard with all trial software.

[sjsphotog]

Thanks for the review and step by step Robert. Do you know if this will work with the new XAVC-S codec on firmware 2.0? or only on MP4 files?

[visionex]

It's out of beta now and the pro version cost 49 dollars. That removes the watermark

[AndyBlanchfield]

I'll bet ya the watermark is on there because you're using an unregistered free version of the software, Pro version not withstanding. Somewhere along the line, eventually, you would probably be asked to purchase it and then the watermark would disappear.

[panemetcircensestv]

better solution is to use time lapse app from play memories