http://patrykrebisz.com/stills/FINAL_movie.html <-- The video
http://www.patrykrebisz.com/articles_filmm...summer2005.html <-- an article about it

I'm looking into possibly getting into short film videography. I don't have any good video equipment, but I came across this film that was short entirely with a Canon 20D. It's about 2000 still images stitched together to make a movie. Pretty damn cool idea. I thinking about trying something like this, but I have no idea what software is involved.

Anyone have any suggestions on what software can stitch images like this together in order to make a short movie?

Thanks!

 

Womble's MPEG Video Wizard is the first one that comes in my mind and prety easy to use.

Cinema Craft Encoder can also do it but it's more complicated and you can't create AVIs.

And of course Adobe's Premiere Pro can do it but I haven't used it at all with images, so can't comment...

 

The effect is cool but wouldn't it be easier to just shoot video and drop out three out of four frames or something like that?

 

It would probably be easier to shoot video, but I have a lot of camera equipment for my 30D and doing something like this would be a neat little project to try out. Not necessarily a good alternative to video capture, but a different one.