Time lapse S/W

[Vegas33139]

Hi guys,

Ok, I have successfully shot a 1200 frame time lapse. After I finished, it dawned on me.... how the hell do I stitch this altogether? How do I actually play it back as a time lapse video? I tried Windows Movie Maker but that was useless (unless I was doing something terribly wrong)

Does anyone have any recommendations for software or recommend a pretty easy way to play back their time lapse videos?

Many thanks.

 

[PapaST]

I haven't had my coffee yet so I can't think. But you might want to check QuickTime. I do believe I used that a few times when I made a time-lapse video. I think I had to use an older version for some reason.

 

[Jonathan]

Sorry - I have a Mac (iMovie has been my friend for stitching together a serious of snaps, with music).

 

[hark]

I don't know how it is done, but this photo showed up in my Facebook news feed this morning. All he says is that he merged the photos using the lighten blending mode in Photoshop.

500px / Sunset Spectrum by Matt Molloy

 

[BackdoorArts]

iMovie on the Mac, and Photoshop CC/CS6 both do a good job.

 

[Vegas33139]

iMovie on the Mac, and Photoshop CC/CS6 both do a good job.

BDH, thank you. I will give that a go. Thanks to everyone for their suggestions.

 

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[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

This is the 6,000 frame Time Lapse that I did

#TheMineCar - YouTube

I used CyberLink Power Director