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How to create a GoPro TIMLAPSE

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NL_twoplank
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So we bought a gorpro alot of fuss finding, And then were in the alps finally with the cam and it cannot record so we asked some locals and followed their advice and ended up with new 6 Sd cards and 2000 fotos from the timelapse mode, cause that was the only mode that worked.
Now we are wondering how to create a timelapse with dose Pictures

Please tell me with which programm i can use to create a timelapse (preferibly Imovie:P)
and how to do it

Thank you, Helps is really apriciated

Jan 25 2011 11:40AM
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andrewmeehan
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i use a program called Time Lapse Assembler, it works better than any other program i can find.
Plus its free, so always an added bonus.
heres a link to the download page.

Jan 25 2011 12:03PM
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Simenaa
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I made one in sony vegas 9 pro, the only thing i did was to choose how much time it was between each photo.
Jan 25 2011 1:08PM
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nobody123
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I just put it into your editing program and speed it up to as fast as you want it. Depending on your computer sometimes they come out shit sometimes they come out splendid.
Jan 25 2011 1:23PM
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Brentizzle
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you can do it using quick time and it works really well. just open an image sequence with your folder that has all the photos in it and choose a frame rate and then export it at the size that you wish. thats what i use for all my time lapses but it seems that the new quick time doesnt support that feature so you might have to downgrade to like QT 7 i think it is. Il check when im on my computer later.
Jan 25 2011 1:26PM
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SgtSteamy
Posts: 498 - Karma: 202
I forget exactly how this works but I've done one as seen in the first few seconds here:



I used after effects... What I think I did was select all the "frames" captured [just the .jpg files] and told after effects to import them in the quickest possible intervals with a motion blur... I think using the "import" feature.
Jan 25 2011 1:37PM
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SgtSteamy
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Oops. Forgot to use the "old" embed code. Here is the video.
Jan 25 2011 1:38PM
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Tanner-D
Posts: 2061 - Karma: 4,116
Very simple on picasa its free to download
1) import your pictures into an album
2) Make a movie with the album
3) select time lapse for transitions
4) export new movie clip

Here's one I made with my old gopro

Jan 25 2011 8:56PM
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Tanner-D
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damn embedded isn't working ugh
Jan 25 2011 8:57PM
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