01 · Video Frame Blender
Start with footage that has something to trace.
Stars, aircraft lights, headlights and a light-painting performance all leave visible paths across successive frames. Choose a clip with useful detail and a stable composition when you want a clear trail result. The blender works with the footage you supply, so bright lights lost to clipping or camera motion in the original will affect the processed picture.
Start with footage that has something to trace.
02 · Video Frame Blender
Preview the treatment before making the finished file.
Tune blending and trail settings while reviewing the source. Compare a long history with a shorter rolling trail, try comet behavior and adjust glow or color for the scene. The same engine supports the live camera and the post-capture workflow, which makes a familiar camera look easier to revisit with different decisions after the shoot.
Preview the treatment before making the finished file.
03 · Video Frame Blender
Bring the result into a larger edit.
Once the preview has the look you want, render the processed clip and use it in a video project. Combine it with the source footage, a normal-speed take or a still frame to show how the scene changes. Portrait and widescreen projects are supported, and the editor can add titles, framing changes and music to the finished sequence.
Bring the result into a larger edit.
A Practical Workflow
- 01
Open a source video
Choose existing footage or the effects-free companion from a TimeLapsed capture.
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Preview and tune
Compare histories and trail effects before committing to a render.
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Render and edit
Keep the result as a clip or add it to a complete film.
Inside the App
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Questions About Video Frame Blender
Can I use footage from another camera?
Yes. Import a supported video into the TimeLapsed media workflow, then preview and render it with Video Frame Blender.
Is the original footage replaced?
Keep your source movie for future edits. The workflow renders a processed result from that footage rather than requiring another camera capture.
