So you want to make a cool video hyperlapse with your Android or DSLR / camera mirrorless camera?
If you want something simple, you can optionally use the Microsoft hyperlapse Mobile application for Android. Now if you want something with better quality and something you can actually use for professional quality videos, you want to use the advanced method of taking photos individually / manually and postprocessing them using Adobe After Effects and Photoshop or Lightroom.
This tutorial is not for everyone of course because it is very long (takes me about 5 full hours to make a second video 15), but it is certainly what the pros use and you will get the best videos hyperlapse with the highest quality.
Step 1. First of all, how do you take a hyperlapse? Basically, you must have a point in your target plans. For example, if I had to do a hyperlapse around the wireless charger below, I would choose the center of the star as target point. To aim, you can use a grid and to use part of the grid as the aiming point. For example below, I use Nexus 6 and FV-5 Pro camera that has a grid called "reticule" and allow you to easily aim at your target point. Also, if your smartphone supports RAW images, I highly recommend using RAW images. Nexus 5/6, OnePlus One and Galaxy S6 / S6 Edge, you can use the camera FV-5 Pro app to enable DNG raw images in the settings, this will result in two files for each photo, a JPEG and the other DNG.
as to make the absolute best video hyperlapse, you can use a tripod or monopod because it is much easier to get cleaner shots. But I wanted to do this tutorial so you can make the pocket like I did
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