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We have done this type thing in Adobe Premiere.
Carol Heckman
(Bowling Green State University)
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>If these are images all of the same size (e.g., 1024 x 1024), and they are a
>standard format like tif or stk, then you can read them into AutoVisualize
>www.aqi.com and write them back out as .avi (movie files).
>If you want to try it let me know. I'll get you a trial version.
>
>Adobe Premier (I would guess ??) should be able to do this, but I can't say
>that for sure.
>
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>Subject: Re: making movies
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>You may be able to do this in NIH image, either Mac or PC (Scion) versions:
>open the images in separate windows (frames). Then, in the "Stacks" menu,
>use the "windows to stack" command to compile them into a multi-image TIF.
>Then, use the "save as" or "export" commands to export the stack as a QT
>movie (or AVI? can't remember if the Scion version will do this step, but
>Macs will).
>
>Dave Gard
>
>
>At 11:53 AM 6/24/2003 -0400, you wrote:
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>>I searched the archive for "movies" and, interestingly, the newest message
>>was from 1966. So, I hope maybe someone will have newer answers.
>>We want to make movies from strings of single sequential images saved to a
>>directory. This can be result of any experiment, in this particular case
>>it is circa 1300 of sequential video (TIF) images saved by "a
>>time-lapsing" computer.
>>
>>Any suggestions regarding appropriate software would be welcome.
>>
>>Cheers
>>Michal
>>
>>
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