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Time Lapse Video?

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Chris H.


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So I used GorillaCam on my iPod touch to take 1,850 photos of ice cubes melting in a bowl. I imported these into iPhoto '11. I've read that iMovie can be used to create time lapse videos, but when I try to import the 1,850 photos into a new project, nothing happens. Does anybody know how to create a time lapse video in iMovie '11? Is there other software (besides Quicktime Pro) that can create a time lapse?
 

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