MovieMaker 1.4.3

MovieMaker is a file that can be downloaded to create time lapse movies quickly and easily. This program allows you to plug together all your photos in a single folder and turn them into a movie. Simply import a folder containing your photos, and MovieMaker will automatically arrange them in the order they appear in the folder.

While MovieMaker does offer some controls to customize your movie, such as selecting the number of frames and the duration of each image, the complexity of these controls can be discouraging for experimentation. It may be easier to reorder or re-tag images in the original folder rather than editing them within MovieMaker.

MovieMaker does have some useful features before rendering the final movie. You can choose the resolution and format of the video, as well as the codec it will be rendered in. However, it is unclear what the main purpose of this program is. It claims to be useful for showing holiday pictures, displaying security footage, or sharing nanny cam images, but it lacks the necessary options to expand on these use cases.

Overall, MovieMaker's free demo version may be worth a try, but its limited functionality and fiddly options make it difficult to recommend.

MovieMaker allows you to quickly create time lapse movies by turning your photos into a movie filled with memories. Whether you want to compile pictures from a recent vacation or from the past year, MovieMaker makes it easy to share these memories with friends. Additionally, if you have a "nanny cam" or outdoor security camera that captures motion-triggered pictures, MovieMaker can help you manage and review these images efficiently.

MovieMaker is DRM-free and includes free updates. You won't have to worry about losing a serial number because there aren't any. With one purchase, you can use MovieMaker on all of your computers. Import various image types such as PNG, JPEG, GIF, and TIFF. Encode moving using H.264, MJPEG, PRO RES 442, and PRO RES 4444. Save movies as M4V, MP4, and MOV. Specify the dimensions, quality/bitrate, framerate, and overlay content of the rendered movie. Save your movie locally or on Dropbox. Share your movie via email, Messages, AirDrop, Twitter, LinkedIn, Vimeo, and Facebook.

New in v1.4: If your camera embeds GPS data, you can now include that in the movie!