Alternative to Quicktime Pro for Assembling Time lapses?

[JohnHuntington]

For many years I've used Quick Time Pro to assemble "image sequences" out of a series of JPG's to make time lapses. In recent years I've been just speeding up video instead of using discrete images, but there still are times when I just use my GoPro in time lapse mode and need to assemble the jpg's into a time lapse. I remember there was a way to do it in Lightroom but for this kind of stuff I don't want to spend all the time to import thousands of images into LR.

Apparently Apple is dumping QT for Windows (see here).

Any suggestions for alternatives?

Thanks!

John

 

[Darren Lo]

I've used VirtualDub to assemble time lapses from image sequences. It's not a full-featured video editor by any means, but it's free and does the job.

 

[Greg Campbell]

Haven't tried it, but this looks promising. (VirtualDub is pretty clunky.)

 

[Marc R. O'Leary]

Google Picasa has a pretty basic TL function that seems to work ok.

 

[JohnHuntington]

Thanks to everyone for the responses!

 

[JohnHuntington]

Finally found this software:
http://timelapsetool.com/
It works great and is affordable.

It's not storm related but I shot this time lapse using a GoPro and then used this software (and eventually Adobe Premiere Elements) to make this video:

 

[Michael Snyder]

If you want to use a timelapse program in tandem with lightroom, LRTimelapse 4 is simply amazing.