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Application to make photo still into a short video
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Do you guys know of any software that makes it easy to do it other than iMovie?
Thanks!
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Not sure how fancy you want to get, but both Keynote and PowerPoint have the ability to export their presentations as self-playing movies.
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Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001
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You mean like Ken Burns effect?
I like Photo to Movie. It has many more options and features than iMovie.
Steve
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Celebrating 10 years and 4000 posts on MacNN!
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I have a series of say like 50 photos that were taken continuously, so if you scroll through them quickly it looks like a video. Want I would want to do is find an app that I can put those 50 photos back-to-back and make them run quickly and save it as a video...
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It's possible to do this with QuickTime Player 7 Pro. File->Open Image Sequence…
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Does the Slideshow option in iPhoto allow one to set a frame rate that would work?
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quicktime 7 does this easily.
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