Final Cut Pro question

[sb]

Just put the images in a folder and import the entire folder into FCP.

You can add them to the timeline at one go as well, in the same order they
appear in the folder.
You can also bring them into the timeline with a pre-determined transition
between each image. (The cross dissolve is the default transition, but you
can make any transition the default)

Also, Final Cut Express is much less expensive than FCP, perhaps it would be
suitable for your purposes? You can always upgrade to FCPro at a later date.

 sb

On 4/20/03 9:39 PM, "David Thrasher" <idave at earthlink.net> wrote:

> I don't own Final Cut Pro yet because I can't yet afford it but I was
> wondering if someone who does have it could answer this question: I've
> thought about the idea of making an animated film that would be High
> Definition  and I thought it could be done by doing each frame as a
> separate image file in correct pixel dimensions. One way I thought the
> frames could be handled for output (they would be sequentially named -
> example: "image0001.jpg") would be that you would use Quicktime Pro to
> combine them into a single Quicktime movie file and then output this
> into a DV stream to get it into Final Cut Pro. (I've done something
> similar with iMovie.) Would I have to go through all this or does Final
> Cut Pro have the ability to import sequential individual images like
> this directly?
> 
> -Dave