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FAKE TIME-LAPSE using PREMIERE Extracting Frames from a JPEG sequence
Hey Guys – I have a JPEG sequence I created from a video file. I’m trying to figure out a way to quickly extract from the JPEG sequence, 1 frame every 8-12 frames.
Our goal is to make the video footage look more like a time-lapse so we thought extracting frames every 8-12 frames would do the trick. Did a test clip and the effect is what we’re looking for, but wondering if anyone knows a streamlined approach?
thanks,
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you mean like posterize time?
https://library.creativecow.net/devis_andrew/Premiere-Pro-CS6-Basics_94/1 -
Yes – used posterize time to crunch the video to 4fps… it’s okay, posterize sits on each frame to fill the dropped frames. Ideally we’d extract a still every 8 frames and then animate the selected frames into a new image sequence.
Does that make sense? I think we might need a script to pull every 8th frame after exporting an image sequence from premiere.
-ash
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I know this is stupid and not what you’re asking for, but youtube now allows you to put a “time lapse” effect on your uploaded videos. Maybe it will spark an idea.
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