GoPro HD Hero Time Lapse video Orlando Florida 1080P 720P
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Channel: KENFL74 · 2012 · Howto & Style
This is one of my first test with my GoPro HD Hero using Time Lapse feature. I was driving and time lapse was adjusted to 30 sec a shot. Now that I am realizing that I needed a narrower gap between my shots. This is a result of 138 shots put together in iMovie. I simply dragged all the photos into iMovie on my Mac. All the photos line up with time stamp so they are in order when you drag them from a folder. (or import them) Then make sure no transitions of effects between frames. The lowest frame speed you will go is 0:05 in iMovie. So I adjusted to that. Select all frames by "Command+A". I cropped "a frame" by clicking on any frame in the timeline after selecting them all and selecting the "cropping, Ken Burns Rotation". Once you see the frame on the right top select crop and adjust the green box to edges manually. Than DO NOT allow any blacks. I know that the frame gets cropped but content still makes sense and looks much better when you export it. Select done and "Finalize" your project. Then select project library and name is as you wish by clicking on the name of it. Then export your project by right clicking on it. Shoot if you have any questions. I will try to help as best as I know. More teest videos to come soon. Subscribe and check back please.
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