- #TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X FOR MAC#
- #TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X MOVIE#
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- #TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X SOFTWARE#
- #TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X PC#
Open image sequence - select first image, 3. Since there are not many steps involved (1. I have tried a couple of experiments, all with the same result.
#TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X PRO#
I have been trying to use Quicktime Pro to create my time-lapse videos, but all I get is a lovely black video output. More here: /blog/1/a-recipe-for-timela.ĭavid Ramalho edited this topic ages ago.ĭan (aka firrs) alignment can be done with a freeware program called Stereophoto Maker No transition effects.įor the geek in you, there's gphoto2 + ffmpeg :) Supports different encoders & frame rates.
JPGvideo - absolutely the simplest & smallest (400KB unpacked) and cheapest (Freeware) : or download directly put all your JPG (same size, already processed, etc ) into one DIR, run this tiny program and DONE. Just downloaded picasa because of your comment^^^.
#TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X MOVIE#
Allows you to export as a movie file in many different sizes, or strait to you tube. just select your files, create movie, select Time Lapse as the transition effect and adjust the slide duration. Google Picasa 3.0 has a Time Lapse movie function. I prefer Sony Vegas, have also used Windows Movie Maker (Free on PC's) and VitualDub (Free).īen Godkin SWPB says: Its quite a bit different in terms of how its used, but I'm convinced its a much better product. Good for video editing too.Īlthough, I'm trying to get used to Premiere. Download an intervelometer script and use that. There should be one to match the ixus range. Go_on_guess_what edited this topic ages ago. I just cut to the chase after trying things out on numerous cameras and bought one with a timelapse button / setting.Ĭanon ixus - cool cam - but like all cams it has it's limitations.īe careful to buy one which DOES have the functionality because they (canon ixus range) ALL don't. If you know what you're you can get some very advanced stuff done. Next is the resize, and finally a quick levels adjustment.
ImageSource(file="PIMG_%d.jpg", start=3258, end=10036, fps=60)įirst line sets the filenames to use and FPS. I've been using avisynth as a frameserver to virtual dub mod.Īvisynth has a lot of inline options.
#TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X FOR MAC#
Istopmotion for mac works really well I think. If that is the solution, can anyone recommend an affordable setup? Is anyone aligning their images, to remove tripod movement, or is the solution to get a better tripod setup? The Pclix lt 100 is a great time lapse capture device Then make adjustments and 'Save as AVI' (you might want to use a codec, 'Tools->Compression'). Just go to 'File -> Open -> Image sequence' and select your first photo. You can (with a bit of registry fiddling) get it to stitch stills captured by other methods.Ĭheap but very cheerful and I use it for all my cloud videos.Īloysious A Gruntpuddock edited this topic ages ago. It works with my Sony videocam and takes a series of stills which the program will then stitch together. I spent a lot of time looking for and trying various packages and ended up buying Flix from :. I`ve also use Photolapse, but had some problems with compressing the videos. I started out by using windows movie maker but I could`t get more then aprox 11 fps I think it was and that is to little. I now use Quick Time Pro with great results. Then I use Windows Movie Maker to compress the file (it lets me specify the file size I want). I've used JPGVideo from It assembles a load of JPGs into an AVI file. Not quite as click-and-draggy as the expensive ones, but once you get the hang of it, it's great. VirtualDub is a free and powerful tool that I use (Windows).
#TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X PC#
QuicktimePro on the PC for initial sequencing and then Vegas Video for the editing. Windoze doesn't work on my computer anymore, so I can't comment. On my Linux box I use spcaview or gphoto2 and encode the movies with mencoder from the mplayer project. I use Quicktime Pro for compiling the image sequence (on either PC/Mac). Using both Mac and PC, I have found my two nest friends are Quicktime Pro and Adobe AfterEffects. If you are on mac, Quicktime Pro would let you do that.
I'll be doing another one this weekend if everything pans out right, when I do I'll document my steps taken from start to finish. I dragged in all of the photos and then batch edited them in the timeline to my desired FPS. Its been a couple months but I believe I finally ended up using Windows Movie Maker. Have been trying to find this out for ages (unsuccessfully).
#TIME LAPSE ASSEMBLER OS X SOFTWARE#
What software are you using to put your time lapse footage together with. Am interested at having a go at time lapse using my Nikon D40.
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