Time-lapse video.
I couldn't resist inserting Rossini's overture.
Turn it up, if you dare..
I couldn't resist inserting Rossini's overture.
Turn it up, if you dare..
Sometimes, you can have fun on the ground.
- Thread starter Sureshot
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The source pictures are done with a $50 clone action cam.
The cam & programs are 4K capable, but my PC is not, so I do everything at 1080p.
I converted the 7000+ 1080p JPG's to a video with a free program called "makeAVI".
Then edited the video with NCH VideoPAD.
It's cheap, but a little buggy.
EG: When stacking multiple effects on the same clip, the sequence they are added can crash the program.
A different sequence will work and the auto-save picks up where you left off.
I took a still shot of the floor plan, green screened it, sized, positioned & rotated it to overlay on the video.
It works if the rotation is done last.
The result shows in the aerial video at 3:12.
The cam & programs are 4K capable, but my PC is not, so I do everything at 1080p.
I converted the 7000+ 1080p JPG's to a video with a free program called "makeAVI".
Then edited the video with NCH VideoPAD.
It's cheap, but a little buggy.
EG: When stacking multiple effects on the same clip, the sequence they are added can crash the program.
A different sequence will work and the auto-save picks up where you left off.
I took a still shot of the floor plan, green screened it, sized, positioned & rotated it to overlay on the video.
It works if the rotation is done last.
The result shows in the aerial video at 3:12.
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Thank you for your reply. Your completed video looks quite good. As usual, this forum has proven to be my best source for video editing tools information. It is not that folks elsewhere are reticent, it is mostly that their understanding of video format differences is incomplete.
