[Viktor Liashenko]

Hi Rye!
If you need to know number of your Jpeg file, you can select the needed clip with your timelapse and press “F” on your keyboard.
“Match Frame” command.
Then set timecode in Source window to frames with CTRL key and you will know number of frame, that you can search in Explorer.
Frame number starts from 0, so you need to add 1 to frame number.

Here small tut, I think it will be helpful for you.

https://youtu.be/4eK_BoG2o5Q

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[Viktor Liashenko]

One of the method you can use it is:
1. Select “Ripple Edit Tool”.

2. Zoom out and select all needed clips.

3. On numerical keyboard write +10 and press NumPad Enter.
4. Then press SHIFT+T (Toggle Trim Type) and it will change selection to another side of clip.

5. Enter -10 on numerical keyboard and press NumPad Enter.

That’s all. You will add handles to all the clips you need. Maybe IN handle for the first clip you will need to change manually.
Also I’ve noticed, that if you will zoom in to max before processing handles it will increase speed of work of Premiere.