Time-Lapse will turn a sequence of images into a QuickTime movie.
You can select or drag and drop any number of JPEG, TIFF, PNG, Canon CR2 or Nikon NEF image files and folders. The image files can be sorted alphabetically or by time stamp. The QuickTime movie Time-Lapse creates can be JPEG, H264, TIFF, MPG4 or Animation format with a variety of compression options. You can select a standard frames per second or enter a custom value. The movie can be scaled to a variety of standard and HD sizes or a custom size.
The custom cropping option allows you to define a section of each image to form the movie frames or you can change the cropping section and scale over time to created animated effects. Filters to control color, exposure, blur and rotation are available and can be transitioned in an animation. The animation sequence is saved in a file that can be rerun and modified. Existing QuickTime movies can be converted to images for use in Time-Lapse.
What is new in this release:
- More bug fixes for El Capitan.
What is new in version 1.14:
- Compatible with El Capitan.
What is new in version 1.13:
- Fixed 'Save As' overwrite bug.
- Fixed a GPS overlay crash bug.
- Other minor bug fixes.
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