Yes, Zeith. This is probably the kind of software that I've been looking for, although it's not free. Shojibake has a point there about cars moving too fast. They're probably not the best subject for such movie. Will see if I can find another suitable subject, and try it on the trial version of the recommended software. Thanks for all your suggestions.:light:
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Blu-By-U
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Try this chap's program. I have bee using it since the earlier version and it have come a long way..also Singapore. Memories On TV. I am now using the professional version. Worth every cents.
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919956g
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hi..
MAY i ASK...if the above windows movie maker and other video software u mentioned....
noth video and foto compatible......meaning i can just slide in fotos inbetween of the movie clips?
need help tahnk u
MAY i ASK...if the above windows movie maker and other video software u mentioned....
noth video and foto compatible......meaning i can just slide in fotos inbetween of the movie clips?
need help tahnk u
kuanbou2003
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u also can try ProShow... i had try the trail version.. its nice.. u can edit.. i mean u can zoom the image,can add sound clip,can adjust the show time.. etc..
I shoot time-interval recording with SONY TRV27E, I know TRV33 can do it as well.
There's a function in the camera that allows time-interval recording,
you can even set the period of interval and how much to capture each interval.
I like 2 secs every 1 minutes.
Then I'll just need to capture it and maybe do some fast-forwarding in Premiere Pro.
I've did a sun-rising clip before, i'll try to search for the video.
There's a function in the camera that allows time-interval recording,
you can even set the period of interval and how much to capture each interval.
I like 2 secs every 1 minutes.
Then I'll just need to capture it and maybe do some fast-forwarding in Premiere Pro.
I've did a sun-rising clip before, i'll try to search for the video.
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