Introduction
Welcome
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What you should know before watching this course
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1. Understanding Motion
The benefits of motion
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The challenges of motion
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Designing the shot
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2. Weather and the Elements
Determining available light
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Cloud-coverage concerns
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Shooting duration
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Obtaining a permit
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3. Essential Gear
Camera body
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Tripod
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Intervalometer selections
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Memory card selection
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Battery and power requirements
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Modifying the camera to reduce flicker
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4. Essentials of Motion: Low Tech
Panning the head
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Skate wheel
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Slider (no power)
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Flow-Mow for the GoPro
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Adding motion in post
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5. Motion on a Budget
Designing the shot
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Creating a panning time lapse on a budget
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Creating a sliding time lapse on a budget
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6. Advanced Motion
Designing the shot
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Building the slider
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Three-axis motion
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Creating a sliding "shoot-move-shoot" time-lapse
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7. Hyperlapse
Designing the shot
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Hyperlapse: Low tech
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Hyperlapse: Medium tech (measuring and marking)
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Developing the hyperlapse
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Processing the hyperlapse
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Stabilizing the hyperlapse
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Hyperlapse: Planes, trains, and automobiles
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8. Field Recap
Lessons learned
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Moving to post-production
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Dirty lenses
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Reflections
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Organizing footage
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9. Advanced Post-Production Techniques
Adjusting the raw files with Camera Raw
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Sharpening and noise reduction in Camera Raw
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Adjusting the raw files with LRTimelapse ramping
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Developing the time lapse with Camera Raw
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Using lens profiles
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Using Upright
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Post moves
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Using the camera track to add text
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Flicker reduction
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