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JPG to Video Software.

Can anyone recommend a *FREE* Windows program for converting a set of .JPG images from a time lapse sequence into a video format, preferable GUI rather than command line (a la ffmpeg) orientated.

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Permalink Reply by AndyGadget on October 20, 2021 at 17:36

Answering my own question the Windows 10 built-in Video Editor, although very basic, appears to do the job.

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Permalink Reply by ian on October 20, 2021 at 18:40

If you want something more capable, Hitfilm express does a very nice job and so does Shotcut, I switched to shotcut because I can also use it on Linux, both enable you to pan and zoom around the shot a bit

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Permalink Reply by AndyGadget on October 21, 2021 at 12:26

Thanks Ian.

I've since discovered OpenShot Video Editor which is pretty versatile but without all the bells and whistles of the two you mention. Quite similar to the old Microsoft Movie Maker.

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Permalink Reply by Brian Tomlinson on January 18, 2022 at 16:53

DaVinci is good and free. Import a folder of stills and it will convert to video automatically. Lots of bells and whistles to play with afterwards if you want them...