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Can you make a timelapse on imovie

Step 2: Make time-lapse in video. Drag and drop your video to timeline. Then double click the video clip and a window will pop up for you to adjust the settings of video. Find the 'Speed' option and move the slider bar to adjust the speed. After that, click the 'Play' button to preview the result. If you are new to GoPro or video editing like me, you may find yourself getting stuck when trying to convert your time-lapse photo sequence into video using the like’s of Final Cut Pro or iMovie (if using a Mac of course). Basic Time-lapse Color Correcting and Enhancements in GoPro Studio. Once the time-lapse images are converted to a video clip, it’ll be automatically added to the Import bin on the left hand side. Drag the video clip down to the timeline below. In this iMovie tutorial I show you how to do a Time-Lapse video using pictures taken with your GoPro. You can use any camera that has a time lapse feature t. Time Lapse Photos. Time Lapse Photo mode lets your camera snap photos at set time intervals, creating a video with stitched photos. Use ‘Multi-Shot’ mode, 'Time-Lapse' sub-mode and then choose your interval. Available interval options are: 0.5 (default), 1, 2, 5, 10, 30, and 60 seconds.

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Can You Make A Timelapse On Imovie

Gopro Time Lapse Imovie

How to make a Time Lapse GoPro Video in iMovie using Pictures

Here is a quick video I put together on how to make a Time Lapse Video using your GoPro in iMovie 09 using the ‘take pictures every X seconds’ mode.

It’s very easy to do. You can actually make a time lapse movie using video or pictures.

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When making it with images, I put my camera in the ‘takes pictures every x seconds’ mode so that it takes pictures every 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds. If you shoot something that only lasts a few minutes, use a shorter interval like 1 or 2 seconds. If you shoot something that lasts a few hours or an entire day, use a longer interval like 30 or 60 seconds.

You can also make a time lapse movie using video which is a lot easier to do..you simply speed up the video. I’ll make a video explaining this method in the near future.

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It’s simply a case of 2 different methods giving you 2 different results. Without further delay, here is the video.