I personally would recommend turn on the “allow selection tool to choose roll and ripple trims without modifier key” option in your trim preference. So that you can stretch your frame and push other frames backward

Select all (control/Command+A) right click and select “speed/duration”

Or anything...

Select all frame (control/command+A) right click and select “new sequence from clip”

this will actually makes it like 12 frames per second, because each image is holding 2 frames.

Go to sequence-close gap

export in h.264 (mp4) to wherever you want!

When you zoom in You will see your images last 2 frame

Select sequence setting

or go to file-import

If you don’t know what is frame rate?

Original Tutorial

Then you can start moving the frames around

pay attention DON’T overwrite it (don’t place a clip on top of another frame)

This page is under “Cut” workspace, and remember to click “Media Pool” panel

type in whatever project you want to name this

Premiere Pro

Select all (Control/Command +A) Drag them under the empty timeline space, then you will automatically has a new timeline sequence

Control/Command + A

there is video here if you don’t see it. please wait till it loads!

Import all the frames you get (Control/Command +A, and drag)

Control/Command + A

3. Export your frame, and U R ready to edit!

2. Align them, Repeat them

Davinci Resolve

1 Find Repetitive things

Dragonframe

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Bring your SD card!

If you don’t have you probably can persuade Noren to get one for you this time, but you should buy one soon cuz KI doesn’t check out SD cards. If you are checking out a cameras that use USB to export, then you don’t need that.