ByAlJonas
I have a lot of photos on my phone that I would like to use to create a timelapse where all the images are one frame long.
With Capcut I have to select each image individually from the gallery and then trim it to one frame.
(With 1000 images this takes too long)
Does anyone know a solution?
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Then find Timelapse in the Appstore, there are certain apps that can do this.
Maybe with it:
Lapse It • Time Lapse Camera – Apps on Google Play
Otherwise, maybe do more on PC with DaVinci Resolve or Hitfilm.
timelaps are easy in the round: if a camera does not bring it yourself, you have to run these mass series recordings either via an app or a programmable remote control.
Of course, camera/handy must be on the tripod. at the end you copy all 1000 or more images from the camera/vom handy to a pc and assemble them to a video. there are also free tools, e.g. “stopit”