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I recorded a storm on my iPhone5 (at night) so the play back is pitch black untilm a flash of lightening occurs. I'd like to be able to go through frame by frame so that I can pick out the good shots and make a photo out of it.
I read, somewhere, that Quicktime was good for this so have downloaded it but can't find how to do it.
Can any one help?
Cheers
Joanna
null-OTHER, hp pavillio dv6
Mac or Windows?
The right left arrow keys can step through frames and you can copy from the Edit menu.
Mac or Windows?
The right left arrow keys can step through frames and you can copy from the Edit menu.
Hi, thanks
I'm on Windows. Didn't work 😟 do I need to get the Pro version to do this? Thanks
You shouldn't need Pro to step through frame by frame but you do need Pro to export.
I'd look for an app to convert a movie to an image sequence. Then you can throw out the bad images & keep the good ones.
The Pro upgrade could help but may not be needed.
The arrow keys should step through frames (Mac or Windows) and the copy command should allow you to paste into an image editing app.
how do I watch a video frame by frame in Quicktime?
