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Time Lapse Photography
Question, i took a several hundred photos in jpg format and I want to know how to merge them together in a video.
I bought quicktime pro 7 but it won’t install because I have quicktime player 10. Not sure how to do this. Is there another way to do this easily?Thanks
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Do you have Final Cut Pro or just quicktime? It would be easier to have an editing program to put a stills sequence together to make a timelapse. Obviously the stills need sequential numbering so they go in the right order.
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I just bought quicktime pro 7, but it won’t install. I get an error. I think it’s because I have quicktime player 10. Don’t know how to make it work.
I have adobe premier cs5. How long do you set the duration for each photo?
Thanks!
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Each photo should be one frame in a timelapse. Use Premier Pro.
I am not sure why you can’t install Quicktime 7 Pro. Many of the people here have done so when they use Final Cut Suite 3 so it is possible.
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After effects does the best job of this…
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QuickTime Pro is probably the fastest way to stitch an image sequence into a movie, but you are limited to standard video frame rates.
[Darin Miyashiro] “I bought quicktime pro 7 but it won’t install because I have quicktime player 10.”
You have to run the Optional Installs package on your Snow Leopard disc to install Quicktime Player 7. It doesn’t replace QT10; it installs Quicktime Player separately in the Applications > Utilities folder.
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