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We have used PaintShop Pro, but you cannot easily add the same text to
multiple images. Can these other movie makers do this? so eg. allow the
annotation to count down 5,4,3 etc sec to agonist in a movie of
agonist-evoked Ca waves, which would require text to be added to blocks of
10 images if your rate is 10Hz.
Thanks for any feedback
Martyn Mahaut-Smith
Dept of Physiology
University of Cambridge
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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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>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
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>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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