| Conversion of
time-lapse sequences of still images to movie files: step by step guide, freeware solutions (2008) - OBSOLETE, NOT UPDATED ANYMORE !!! |
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Step by step
guide, PDF format (7 MB) - detailed guide about
conversion of the original series of images taken in time-lapse
(interval) mode to a standard compressed movie file. Freeware
solutions, Windows platforms. Since the guide discusses namely the
removal of movie flicker, you can check the two files below,
documenting the importance of applying the deflicker filter and its
efficiency (for details see the guide):
Example of the original file, as taken by Ricoh GX100 camera in the M mode, exhibiting a certain level of flicker
Example of deflicked movie file, using the Deflicker Filter with window size set to 10, and softening set to zero
This guide is obsolete by now, as new, more efficient and user friendly methods and software are available by now. I keep it here rather as a documentary on what methods I used some two decades ago...
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