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Surprising that you can do this in Photoshop, right? Learn more about how to edit video in Photoshop CC …and/or in Photoshop CS6 …or even (somewhat) as far back as Photoshop CS3-CS5. Special: Legally download dozens of free Adobe books for a limited time! Or if you are still using Photoshop CS6 or older, Adobe Senior Creative Director Russell Brown gives the details below on how to make and export your own creation: Here now professional photographer and Adobe Community Expert Benjamin Root walks you through how to do it, if you have a recent version of Photoshop and want to create high-resolution (4K) timelapse footage: And the Creative Cloud versions are always Extended, meaning you can do other cool things too.Ĭheck out the complete, in-depth guide to all the features added to Photoshop in all CS and CC versions. The techniques given below will work in the Photoshop CC or CS releases – and Extended is not required if you have CS6, as the Standard version can edit video as well. Prior to the extensive video editing tools first introduced in CS6, Photoshop wasn’t really known for its video capabilities – but in fact it’s always been possible to take a series of still photographs (manipulated as desired) and then quickly create your own timelapse video using Photoshop Extended…

Time-lapse photography videos never go out of style… Here is one of our all-time favorites from Norwegian landscape photographer Terje Sorgjerd – incredibly beautiful and perfect for the clear, dark nights of the season (watch full-screen):

Shotcut timelapse from photos