Time Lapser lets you create time lapse videos from sequences of images with a simple workflow and professional results. A key feature is the ability to change the frames per second from 1 to 60 (remember that 25 to 29 FPS is the normal speed).
How to Import Images and Set the Frame Rate
When you run the utility, you'll see the 'Select Image Directory' button at the lower left. Click it and select the folder with the images (JPEG) you want to import to the interface.
At the bottom, you'll need to change the frames per second (1 to 60). You can then click the Play button to preview the video before the final render.
Adding a Watermark and Exporting
In the top menu, you'll find the 'Overlay' option. From there you can add a text or image watermark. After adding the overlay, you can place it anywhere in the frame with the mouse.
Once your time lapse video is finished, go to the 'File' menu and select 'Export Video'. This will save the video as an AVI file.
The platform is a really good option for creating time lapse videos from image sequences. In our tests, everything worked perfectly. You can find it for Windows and Linux operating systems.
