Either that, or we are just looking for new creative ways to express our creative vision.
However, there are some times and situations where a single still image doesn't quite do the trick. Photographers try to convey some type of message or feeling with the images they create. In practical terms, a sequence of 240 images that takes one hour to shoot can be mashed together to create a 10 second video. For those who are new to time-lapse, it is the technique of taking a series of images over a period of time, then stringing those images together to be played back at a significantly faster rate. You may have even created some of your own. I'm assuming that the majority of people reading this have seen time-lapse videos before and have a good understanding of what they are. Once you figure out the basics of this technique, you will be able to create some amazing time-lapse videos in no time. However, it works well and is fairly easy to learn. Furthermore, this may not even be the best way to do it. That would make for a really long article. This article will by no means explore all the possible ways to do this. In this article, we will take a look at one of the many ways to create time-lapse video. What's more, you probably already have all the software you really need.
If you have a camera, lens, and tripod, then you already have the photography equipment that is necessary. In just a few short steps you can get some pretty impressive results. The truth is, time-lapse videos can be rather easy to create. You may think that it requires complex workflow and complicated software. If you’re interested in building your UX or UI skills-start now! Explore our short courses to expand your skills, or check out our rigorous UX Academy program.Creating time-lapse videos may seem like a daunting task. Now, get your GIF off your desktop! Post it anywhere you want. The larger the number in the dithering option, the larger your file size will be. The first dropdown box that says Preset is important. To save your GIF for the web, go to File > Export > Save for Web (Legacy). Now, enjoy your hard work! Press the play button at the bottom of the timeline box. Use the menu to choose how long each image will appear in your GIF.įinally, choose how many times you want your GIF to repeat by clicking the dropdown menu in the bottom of the timeline box that defaults to Once. Now, under each frame you’ll see a dropdown under each image. Next, click on the menu in the right of the timeline frame, and select Create New Layer for Each New Frame.Īgain, click on the menu in the right of the timeline frame, and select Make Frames From Layers. Now, it’s time to select all of your layers.
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