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I have lots of pictures all in a file but i'm not sure how to convert them all into a video
Are you on a computer? Phone, tablet, maybe? I can't really help unless I know what you're using, because there's a variety of ways to do things.
If you're using PC, I recommend getting Hitfilm Express (it's free) and importing the pictures that way. I've made a quick tutorial explaining that:
I use hitfilm express to edit and all that stuff so I use the import image sequence button. But like rio said, the answer depends on if you are using a pc, phone, or tablet.
Are you on a computer? Phone, tablet, maybe? I can't really help unless I know what you're using, because there's a variety of ways to do things.
If you're using PC, I recommend getting Hitfilm Express (it's free) and importing the pictures that way. I've made a quick tutorial explaining that:
Yes I am on a pc and I believe you’re video solved my issue thank you!
I use hitfilm express to edit and all that stuff so I use the import image sequence button. But like rio said, the answer depends on if you are using a pc, phone, or tablet.
So I have a file with 400-500 pictures I can use this and it will turn those into a video? I am on pc as well
2x4 studios wrote:I use hitfilm express to edit and all that stuff so I use the import image sequence button. But like rio said, the answer depends on if you are using a pc, phone, or tablet.
So I have a file with 400-500 pictures I can use this and it will turn those into a video? I am on pc as well
Yep!
Hi! I’ve been doing brickfilms for several years now and I’m thinking about a camera upgrade. I was previously using this camera (https://www.amazon.com/Sony-DSCW830-Dig … B00HNJWUBI), but because most of the focus options were auto, causing a lot of blurriness and flicker, I switched to using an iPhone as a remote camera connected to an iPad. I noticed this camera pack (https://www.amazon.com/Stopmotion-Explo … amp;sr=8-2), which seems to take high quality pictures and has an acceptable price, but I was wondering if anyone has a better recommendation. I’m looking for good quality and manual control but something that’s not too complicated or spendy, more of an intermediate stop motion camera.
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Hi! I’ve been doing brickfilms for several years now and I’m thinking about a camera upgrade. I was previously using this camera (https://www.amazon.com/Sony-DSCW830-Dig … B00HNJWUBI), but because most of the focus options were auto, causing a lot of blurriness and flicker, I switched to using an iPhone as a remote camera connected to an iPad. I noticed this camera pack (https://www.amazon.com/Stopmotion-Explo … amp;sr=8-2), which seems to take high quality pictures and has an acceptable price, but I was wondering if anyone has a better recommendation. I’m looking for good quality and manual control but something that’s not too complicated or speedy, more of an intermediate stop motion camera.
Whoops! Sorry, I guess I posted this in the wrong thread!
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