This video marks the end of my deep dive series looking at time lapse photography. And to wrap it up, we're going to look at how we can use DaVinci Resolve (both the free and Studio versions) to convert a still image sequence into an actual video file, as well as how to use the Studio version to add back in some motion blur as well as remove annoying flicker from our images.
🔗 Converting Time Lapse Sequences in FFMPEG (Free): • Processing Time Lapse ...
🔗 The whole Time Lapse Deep Dive Playlist: • Time Lapse Photography
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00:00 Intro
02:08 Importing Photo Sequences
05:05 Adding Motion Blur
11:18 Deflickering a Time Lapse