Interval is basically a powerful, yet easy-to-use time-lapse compiler. The tool helps you make some high-quality videos using your time-lapse image sequences.

Setting up a Project

To start a fresh Interval project, you must choose the folder comprising the photos for your project by using the ‘import’ command. The resulting animation could be previewed any time by hitting the ‘play’ button. To make animations, just move to the keyframe you want using the slider and modify the zoom/pan parameters as per your desire. For zooming, use the trackpad’s pinch gesture or employ the zoom slider. For panning, drag the picture or use the panning gesture on your trackpad/mouse, which entails a swipe of your fingers. Press the ‘-‘ and ‘+’ buttons to delete and add keyframes. Use the right and left buttons to directly move to the next and previous keyframes.

Editing and Adjustments

Your time-lapse would stand out if you incorporate some advanced picture adjustments such as shadow and highlights, exposure, sharpen, vibrance, brightness, color temperature, saturation and contrast. Use the ‘settings’ pane for modifying the output parameters such as frames per second, resolution, video quality and codec. Interval offers support for high-resolution RAW images, ultra HD video exporting, zoom animations, and keyframe pan. The time-lapse videos can be exported in super ultra HD (4320p), ultra HD (2160p), full HD (1080p), and HD (720p) resolutions. Also, there is support for 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios.