"Animating" jpegs

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"Animating" jpegs

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Have some jpegs taken in quick succession therefore showing slight differences in the images.I want to show them displaying these changes in rapid succession and then repeat the sequence, possibly more than once.What is the best way to do this.
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The way I would do this is to highlight the range you want, then right click,select "Change Duration" then set the duration by frames NOT H./M./S. start at 10 frames then when you have the speed the way you want it, click OK,
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Post by zaphodikus »

Ken if you are talking about a timelapse, you can right-click on the timeline and get a option to import images for timelapse. As Rob suggested, settings of anything around 7 up to 10 frames per photo work - but this feature only works if your camera sequentially named the pictures. Corel is pretty smart in working out the order so photos off any camera I have used (which is a limited experience) will work.

If you want to repeat the sequence, it works best to render the sequece out and then work with the movie file, so that you can apply effects like reversing much more easily.
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