program to use to put jpegs to animate

Mole177 · 09-01-03, 10:05 AM

what program is there to use to put a bunch of pictures together to animate.

i took continuous shots at a car event, and i want to use a program that can change faster than "every 1 second"

if power point can do it, i forgot sad to say, im rusty. so perhaps a brief run through would be nice.

Thnx in Advance.

Goldberg74 · 09-01-03, 10:49 AM

What is this for? a presentation? the web? video?

There are several ways to do, and PowerPoint will, but if I knew the outcome, I could tell you the best tool for the job.

shaun3000 · 09-01-03, 02:06 PM

Quicktime allows you to turn a series of images into a movie. I think you have ot have the pro version for that, though...

Mole177 · 09-01-03, 02:27 PM

the pictures are from a car drift event.

i took pictures simotaneously using "continuous" mode. i just want to link the pictures together in a slide show. pretty much as fast as a cartoon animation

it doesnt need the software that needs to be purchased.

Goldberg74 · 09-01-03, 07:54 PM

It can be done with the normal version of Quicktime.

Number the images so that they follow the order that you want to have them displayed.

File > Open Image Sequence (choose the first image), click OK.

Set the framerate.

File > Save As...

You are done!

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Mole177 DVD Talk Ultimate Edition Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Glendale, Ca Posts: 4,363	the pictures are from a car drift event. i took pictures simotaneously using "continuous" mode. i just want to link the pictures together in a slide show. pretty much as fast as a cartoon animation it doesnt need the software that needs to be purchased. __________________ When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.

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Goldberg74 DVD Talk Legend Join Date: Oct 1999 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 14,414	It can be done with the normal version of Quicktime. Number the images so that they follow the order that you want to have them displayed. File > Open Image Sequence (choose the first image), click OK. Set the framerate. File > Save As... You are done! __________________ “I was unfortunately misinformed by my own stupidity." Bill Goldberg, Celebrity Apprentice "My apologies to this thread for assuming you all had eyes, ears, and a decent memory." - NiCK Crush

09-01-03, 02:06 PM	#3
shaun3000 DVD Talk Hall of Fame Join Date: Jul 1999 Location: Dallas, Texas Posts: 7,753	Quicktime allows you to turn a series of images into a movie. I think you have ot have the pro version for that, though...