how to take photos and put them in a video where they appear like rapidfire

[snafubaby]

I have a video sample that is on a hosting website of what i am trying to do. It can be shoes, like in the video, or it can be anything. Just need info on how to produce a video like this, where i input photos, and they are shown very rapidly, one after the other. Here is the link of the 10 second video..

http://www.dropshots.com/sneezer#date/2011-04-02/04:50:27

Thanks in advance for any advice on how to produce this type of video.

[poisondeathray]

You can do it with virtually any editor (e.g. premiere pro, sony vegas)

or with vdub or avisynth using imagesource()

This video is 15fps , but each image is duplicated 2x

[vhelp]

in case some of the suites mentioned have that feature, its called stop-motion.

in that shoes example, the person could have done slightely better if he/she used the timer on the camera and snapped a new shoe every 5 seconds or however long it takes to replace scene with new shoe. that would have eliminated the camera shakes or floor movement you see.

[snafubaby]

You can do it with virtually any editor (e.g. premiere pro, sony vegas)

or with vdub or avisynth using imagesource()

This video is 15fps , but each image is duplicated 2x

So when using vdub, i set the frame rate at 15? I can use one of those .jpg to .avi software titles, right?

Thanks for your help so far!!

[snafubaby]

You can do it with virtually any editor (e.g. premiere pro, sony vegas)

or with vdub or avisynth using imagesource()

This video is 15fps , but each image is duplicated 2x

Here is a screenshot of a piece of software that does .jpg to video called Image to Avi, version 1.0.0.5. What would be the ideal parameters to put in each field? Thanks!

http://www.dropshots.com/sneezer#date/2011-04-02/23:54:24

[poisondeathray]

vdub can open up sequentially numbered images directly

image001.jpg
image002.jpg
...

if you want it similar to that video, you have to duplicate each image (i.e. image1 & image2 are the same, image3 & image4 are the same, etc....) then set the fps in vdub to 15



for that software , repeat each image 2x . For the dimensions, enter whatever your video size is going to be. That video was 320x240 . But you have to pay attention to aspect ratio, or things will be distorted . I don't know if that program resizes correctly preserving AR, or crops to the final dimension. Just do some short tests and you'll figure it out