Final Cut Pro Import (time-lapse)
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My image are named 01,02,03 etc...
And final cut read it 01,10,100,101,102 etc how could i fix it ? And put my frames 1080x1920 ?
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you speak sooo slooow…
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Thanks, much appreciated. Im new to this and you helped a lot
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@MastrBlastr318 import the photos as a whole in its folder, with the settings you desire and drag the folder into the timeline...
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Saved me a lot of trial and error
Great tip, thankyou....
but it did take you 4 minutes to say 'point zero two' a lot....
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@Brusca32 the link is re-channeled into the youtube main page.
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You will have to batch rename your
Images. Or rename them when you batch crop the images to 1920x1080. I use Aputure to batch crop and it Allows you to name them correctly in sequence.
Brusca32 2 days ago
I have Final cut pro X, any tips to bypass the quicktime fiasco would be most appreciated.
MastrBlastr318 4 months ago
@MastrBlastr318 OK then head on over to here youtube.com/watch?v=3X-f-VyuKvI
Brusca32 4 months ago
@MastrBlastr318 I just posted a video response with my Final Cut X tips, or go here youtube.com/watch?v=3X-f-VyuKvI
Brusca32 4 months ago
my main problem is with creating the sequence...everything I have read has pointed me to quicktime 7...quicktime 7 does not render any of the photos in the sequence, what should I do?
MastrBlastr318 4 months ago
@MastrBlastr318 I have tips on both Final Cut Pro and Final Cut X on rendering sequences. For the budget minded I can recommend Final Cut X.
Brusca32 4 months ago