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  • I also use the Evoluent Vertical Mouse (https://www.evoluent.com/).
    Like Walter I have a regular mouse, Wacom Tablet and the vertical mouse and when I feel a twinge in the ‘ol wrist I just switch up for a day. I end up using the one most comfortable for the task at hand (3d with the reg. mouse, painting/smoke with the tablet and web browsing/office with the vertical mouse).

    YMMV, but take it seriously. Once you get hurt it can take a loooong time to fully recover.

  • With all that footage here’s what I’d do.
    Calculate the number of frames you want to end up with (final frame rate x final run time for the time lapse). Then divide the footage by that number, then by the time of the raw footage. So you end up with something like 1 frame per 60min or whatever. Then I would make a batch script for FFMPEG to save out single frames based on that time for each large video file – like for a two hour video, save out a frame every 60 min. giving you two frames. Then use whatever your NLE is to compile all the frames into a single video – that’s the timelapse.

  • Why not try an After Effects Dynamic link? Make an expression or script in AE to change the text based on time and use the AE project as your “title” in Premiere.

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