The option I recommend is "Movie to QuickTime Movie" - especially if you use a MAC. When you have a movie file open you can export it to one of many different movie formats by going: File > Export. but on the downside it has a huge file size, so you'll probably also want to save a compressed version use the Export feature. This is the best format to save as because it keeps maximum quality.
NOTE: With QuickTime Pro on a MAC you also specify the number of frames per second, while with Windows versions you'll have to change this later.īy default QuickTime will save as a uncompressed. zap099.tif) you can go: File > Open Image Sequence and select the first one.
If you have a sequence of (same sized) images in a numbered sequence (eg: zap000.tif, zap002.tif. Making and Editing Movies in QuickTime 7 Pro Making a Movie from an Image Sequence I haven't had much luck with it myself - I prefer version 7. NOTE: QuickTime X can also be unlocked for editing, but only on Mac and only if you have Snow Leopard (or later OS X) installed. Once you have registered and entered a serial number, the "Pro" movie editing features which were formally locked are now unlocked and ready to use. A license for Quicktime Pro is only $30, which is pretty reasonable. Editing is not well supported in the later versions, so make sure it is version 7! Once installed, you will need to unlock the QuickTime 7 Pro by clicking menubar > Help > Buy QuickTime Pro. If you want to edit movies, you will need to download QuickTime player version 7 from here. On this page I talk about using QuickTime 7 Pro to edit and compress movies. What not everyone knows however, is that, for a small fee, you can unlock QuickTime 7 to enable the "QuickTime 7 Pro" features - and this is actually a great little program for compressing movies and making simple edits. Quicktime comes pre-installed on Mac computers, or can be download free from the Apple site. QuickTime player is a free movie player for Mac and Windows.
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