The Gimp may do it (but I'm not sure)
put the photos in as layers and click "video" "encode" "masterencoder"
let us know if it works!
And I like how the video keeps correct exposure and colours throughout, I find my camera cant do this even for simple multi-photo panoramics
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CanonCaliber A big bore, Fri 14 Aug 2009, 17:48,
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i just left it on auto with an intervalometer script
with multi photo panoramics, you dont really want the correct exposure for each part of the image, you need to find the single exposure setting that works best over it all and lock it to that in manual, else the final image has different parts at different expsure levels, if the software is good it can compensate for this and simply change the exposure of them all to some intermediate 'correct' value, or do some psuedo hdr stuff, else you will end up with a blotchy image, look up. Autopano pro forums has a small but helpful community for panos.
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wjh31, Fri 14 Aug 2009, 18:13,
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Thanks, I locked the exposure but didn't switch off colour correction, I'll know better next time
This might help your problem, theres some free HD editors incl windows movie maker(tho I think you need the Vista version for HD)
I use Sony Vegas pro for video work (@£90)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_video_editing_software
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CanonCaliber A big bore, Fri 14 Aug 2009, 18:30,
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