How To Create TimeLapse Video in Final Cut Pro from Photos (Tutorial uses GoPro Photos)

Learn how to create a Time-lapse video in Final Cut Pro using still images / photos. This in depth tutorial will talk you through each step in creating a time lapse video using your Mac video editor FCPX. The how to tutorial uses images taken on a GoPro Hero 8 over a 11 hour time period combining the images to create a smooth TimeLapse video.
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[@SouthTexasLivingRealEstate]

This video has 90's vibes and I'm here for it.

[@HGQjazz]

6:00 That one is actually 1 frame, not 1 sec. But I learned a lot, thanks for making this!

[@solomonsmucker2436]

Hey man! I believe you caught some Noctilucent clouds in your Timelapse about midway through. Not sure if that was why you captured that specific Timelapse or not but nice job!

[@TheComputerLab]

Hey Thanks.

[@prabhakarrao4922]

Greetings from New Zealand. Thanks so much for uploading this simple yet to the point brilliant video. Once again thank you

[@TheComputerLab]

Thanks 🙏 glad you liked it - and greetings from Blighty.

[@MikeDinkins]

Very helpful! Except for that 1 second/frame mistake Kintaro mentioned. Thanks for solving an issue FCP didn't have in their Help menu! And your shortcuts with titles were also great.

[@TheComputerLab]

Thanks Mike

[@janabiphotos]

many thanks for such a valuable tutorial , you really made my day...kind regards

[@TheComputerLab]

Great stuff thanks Janabi

[@cbaumann1987]

So helpful! it worked great for my first hyperlapse!! thank you very much!!

[@TheComputerLab]

Thanks Christian glad it helped.

[@henrikismarker]

Great tutorial. Thanks!

[@TheComputerLab]

Thank Henrik

[@agris1988]

Thanks for tutorial. For future tutorials, it would be nicer to have shorter. One you-tuber explained all same in each step in total of less than 2min video.

[@Amerona]

Is it possible to clip in a time stamp from each photo so you can se the time each photo was taken? I manage to do that for one picture as , but could not figure out how to do that for each photo. Unless you put in one title for each photo. (times x 650)

[@lavinchi6709]

Greate!!!!Klass!!!!Thank you

[@TheComputerLab]

Thanks Lavinchi glad it helped.

[@MrUltimateConsumer]

Excellent tutorial, I appreciate the Why in addition to just the What to do. Question, if I have to apply some processing to the images to clean them up some, can that be done in FCP?

[@PaulTakesPhotos]

great video! Thanks! Dont understand why it is such a hassle in FCP. Do you know if there is some kind of plug in?

[@pettgree]

Nice tutorial 👌 btw, how did you display the key strokes while screen recording ? What software is it ? 🙏

[@TheComputerLab]

Thanks - I add the keystrokes in later in software overlay the [png] graphics.

[@pettgree]

@@TheComputerLab Got it, thanks 👍

[@tentipiwildcamping]

Subscribed, excellent tutorial, thanks so much. I was wondering, Im trying to play a clip then freeze to a still image for a few seconds while i introduce characters in my videos then overlay a caption, do you have a tutorial for this ? Im gonna start watching your channel, improve my editing, again many thanks.
Regards
Darren

[@TheComputerLab]

Hey Thanks - wishing you all the best in your editing. Sorry I dont have a specific tutorial on what you need but i will look at doing one to hopefully cover what you need.

[@TommyMacTube]

I have my settings at 4k in 59fps, everything works until Control D....I do the 1 and enter and nothing happens.