MacBreak Studio Ep 353: 4K Timelapse Workflow in Compressor

This week on MacBreak Studio, Steve shows you how to import a time-lapse image sequence into Apple's Compressor, then apply a 4K preset and a ProRes preset, then output using a custom Destination.

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[WigWagWorkshop]

The Ripple Training Crew is Amazing! You guys blow me alway with every video. Never knew this was possible in Compressor.

[icypictures]

Always learn so much from you guys. Thanks for sharing!

[openskymedia]

Just brilliant guys, I was filming a timelapse just yesterday and was wondering if there was an easier workaround than dragging all those frames and reworking preferences to make sure it only brought in in as frames etc...

[WarriorsPhoto]

This is amazing. Thank you for sharing this info. :)

[enkisumer]

Thanks for your amazing videos. In episode #208 you discuss the advantages of using quicktime 7 pro, image sequence reference save option, to save space. Does Compressor offer a better workflow if your priority is to save space? Also what is your current best workflow for 4k timelapse creation? Thank you.

[mastermindproductions]

Sir, when I export dpx image sequence in compressor that exported sequences loses all worked Colors and effects and its come back to its original raw footage step(colour washed out) please suggest any solution for this issue