I'll be well beyond 10,000 frames in a couple weeks when I hit 90 days. That's what, 7 minutes of video? Maybe I can trim down some of my actual timelapses to a couple seconds, just to keep things moving.

Also, I'm not an iPhoto person - it still makes duplicates of every shot when you import them to your library, right? That's a non-option for me, with hundreds of gigabytes of photos. I can plod along with Quicktime, assembling each day's photos into individual clips that can compiled. But that's time-consuming stuff, 'specially with my Powerbook G4 clunker.

One other massive roadblock - I wouldn't want to leave out all my videos I've shot with the thing. Pulling a frame from every second of each video would be optimal, but I've got no idea how to automate that.

Anyway, cool idea - definitely got me thinking.

So I may have found a solution for you. This piece of Free-Software for MAC OS X looks like a pretty nifty tool. I tried it out and it seemed to work great. Only thing I noticed is to make sure your source images are sized correctly.. this tool does not convert images to a specific size.

Uh... Link?

crap sorry - I meant to not post until I had the link up, and then I posted without giving you the link - anewidentity.net/drpl/node/269