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Fast image sequence
Hi all,
I searched for it in Google but I didn’t find anything…
I would like to create a fast sequence of still images (photos), every image should last on the screen a bit of frames.
As an example think about the intro of The Big Bang Theory sit com but without the zoom effect.
The images should linearly increase their speed (last a minor number of frames) while moving to the end of the sequence.
The sequence should have a lot of images (maybe more the 100) so I can’t think about manually add them.
How can I achieve this result? Maybe using an expression? Some other trick?
Thank you
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3 Replies
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Ok thank you, I will do it frame by frame. 😛
However maybe I could start from all images of the same duration (let’s say 2-3 frames each one).
How can I import a lot of images (100?) and place them in a composition in which each image lasts 2-3 frames?
Maybe can I set a default length for still images and then mass move them into a new comp?
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Set the preferences to import still images to your liking. Then add all pictures in a comp. Select all -> right click -> keyframe assistant -> sequence layers.
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I have used another solution that worked very well:
1) import the images as a sequence footage. Now every image lasts 1 frame.
2) Use time stretching and/or time remapping to increase the duration of some images.
You can eventually insert your sequence more than once in a composition, changing the time stretching. As stretching value, use multiple of 100%. So if you set 300%, every image will last 3 frames.
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