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However you do this, it's vital that you keep the images in sequence. Whichever program you use, you'll need to import your images from your memory card to your computer. You might want to look at this one, from Ultrawide, or these instructions. Linux options are a little more tricky to find.
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If you don't use a Mac and don't have access to iMovie, Quicktime Pro is a good alternative. The app is relatively straightforward to use and it allows you to add titles and music to your video without getting in a pickle. Now that you have hundreds of images ready to be assembled into a timelapse video, how exactly do you go about it? I use iMovie for assembling timelapse videos. Please note: This tutorial only supports up to iMovie version 9.
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