Last October, Evan Corrigan used his iPhone 5 to create this nifty hyperlapse of his 1200 hours in Vietnam.
While it may not be as impressive as some of the other videos shot in Vietnam using high-end equipment, Corrigan made good use of his trusty iPhone’s limited video capabilities (with a dash of Final Cut Pro magic).
He said of his trip:
“South to North by bus, I experienced an amazing country and culture, met some very special people, and ate a lot of delicious food.”
For those with iPhones, perhaps this is a good way to pass the time on lengthy bus rides in Vietnam since you won’t be sleeping or anything.
1200 Hours Vietnam (Hyperlapse + iPhone 5) from Evan Corrigan on Vimeo.
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