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Software for creating movies from lots of images?
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Is there any software out there that'll make a movie from a bunch of sequential photos?
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iPhoto will export to QuickTime...will that suffice?
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How about photo to movie? It's $50. I just read a review of it yesterday; reviewer said the price will prevent it from being an impulse buy, but it does a nice job. There are some quirks to it, but it works better than iphoto for the job.
I'm not exactly sure if this is what you're looking for, though.
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idvd does it too and authors straight to dvd. Don't add music though or it will jitter in a dvd player.
If you just want to make a quick movie, you could just use quicktime and load an image sequence. Just number the images like picture001, picture002 etc. and do quicktime->load image seq->select the first one. Then choose a few seconds per frame.
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Originally Posted by osxrules
idvd does it too and authors straight to dvd. Don't add music though or it will jitter in a dvd player.
If you just want to make a quick movie, you could just use quicktime and load an image sequence. Just number the images like picture001, picture002 etc. and do quicktime->load image seq->select the first one. Then choose a few seconds per frame.
Nice! I tried that but I didn't know how to properly number the files. Thanks! 
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QuickTime Pro will do it both ways.
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Originally Posted by itistoday
Nice! I tried that but I didn't know how to properly number the files. Thanks!
If you are using 10.4.x, you can get or make an Automator Finder plug-in to rename files sequentially.
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