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Time Lapse problems. Looking for hints or solutions
Hey there,
i am currently working on a time lapse project and i got some serious problems. First of all, i received about 15.000 pictures. birdview of a construction area.
For normal, I put those pics into quicktime pro or PPro and transform them into a movie. Sadly, this is not possible for me at the moment.
So I changed the duration of imported frams to 00:01 and put them all into the timeline -> rendering -> exporting as a quicktime movie -> importing again = my basic footage. Kinda weird way to handle, but it works for me so far. (this is not my problem, I just wanted to ask if I did anything okay so far, or are there any/better solutions? )
My footage looks some kind of stuttering and humpy. I want to create some smooth videos.
Like This I already contacted the uploader via message on youtube, but no answer yet.What else can I do. except some small zooming actions and changing the speed levels? I have tried some filters like echo, etc.. but I am still not happy with my results. I am really sorry, but I can not show you any frames of my footage yet. (clearance delivery)
Best regards from vienna 🙂
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3 Replies
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Your technique for turning your series of images into a video is fine.
If you’re looking for a smoother effect, when you’re shooting you should shoot with longer exposure times. Anything moving in the frame will blur, which causes a motion blur effect after you’ve converted your series of images into a video. Make sense?
Rob Grauert, Jr.
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Hey Bob,
thanks for your reply. Sadly I just received the pictures. I did not make them. I am just trying to “copy” the effect, which is used in the youtube video above. Did they use transitions? How many pictures per second?
Anyone can give me some hints?
Best regards from vienna
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I have no idea how many frames per second they used for this time lapse, however, that it’s not hard to create something likable in FCP:
– Throw all your pics in the timeline
– Highlight them all
– Right Click
-Choose duration, then type in how long you’d like each photo play. The longer the clip, the less ‘frames per second’And it does look like they used a cross dissolve between each photo.
Rob Grauert, Jr.
http://www.robgrauert.com
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