Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This was intended just to be a camera test but worked pretty well.
There is a bit of shake/blurring from the camera mount I need to fix, also need to make sure camera bike stays at the back all the time as that looks best, especially with several bikes in front, but a good first test !
Gopro Hero 3 Black running 1080/60 on plastic handlebar mount with short 90deg extension (source of vibration I think, have ordered an aluminion mount which camera points forward so removes extension issue so should be a much more solid mount).
Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro 8x advanced (3D path tracking based on Gopro 3 Lens profile)
Assembled with Sony HMS12, music from youtube archive, rendered out 720p60fps.
Thanks to the team of stunt riders for their help with this.
For info on the original Microsoft hyperlapse research see this video youtube.com/watch?v=SOpwHaQnRSY
A nice comparison of the PC Hyperlapse version, against warp stabiliser for cycling footage is here: youtube.com/watch?v=WpyWvS71QSE
You can download the Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro software from Microsoft for free trial with watermark, or buy the licence key for $49.99 to remove this.
Hope this is useful, as always any comments/questions I will do my best to answer/respond.
This was intended just to be a camera test but worked pretty well.
There is a bit of shake/blurring from the camera mount I need to fix, also need to make sure camera bike stays at the back all the time as that looks best, especially with several bikes in front, but a good first test !
Gopro Hero 3 Black running 1080/60 on plastic handlebar mount with short 90deg extension (source of vibration I think, have ordered an aluminion mount which camera points forward so removes extension issue so should be a much more solid mount).
Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro 8x advanced (3D path tracking based on Gopro 3 Lens profile)
Assembled with Sony HMS12, music from youtube archive, rendered out 720p60fps.
Thanks to the team of stunt riders for their help with this.
For info on the original Microsoft hyperlapse research see this video youtube.com/watch?v=SOpwHaQnRSY
A nice comparison of the PC Hyperlapse version, against warp stabiliser for cycling footage is here: youtube.com/watch?v=WpyWvS71QSE
You can download the Microsoft Hyperlapse Pro software from Microsoft for free trial with watermark, or buy the licence key for $49.99 to remove this.
Hope this is useful, as always any comments/questions I will do my best to answer/respond.
