How to create a multi-exposure photo from a video

You can import a video into PhotoDirector and then select up to ten frames to export as a multi-frame photo. You can also create an animated GIF file from the images. For best results, the camera should be stable and the object you track moving across the screen.

[@chrislauterbach8856]

Missed the original post date, but watching it now 8/7. All I can say is WOW.

[@SharperTurtle]

Chris,
Glad I was able to wow you. --Jim

[@qrtsteve]

Another good video thank you!

[@SharperTurtle]

You are very welcome. Thanks for viewing it and commenting. --Jim

[@GottA911]

Cool! Is there an equivalent "multi exposure" in Powerdirector? For example, on a pool table, showing the path of a ball using this type of technique?

[@SharperTurtle]

I checked around and was not able to find any way in PowerDirector to produce this type of multi-exposure. --Jim

[@DonJoyce]

Well, isn't that cool!! Can't imagine when I might ever want to fo this, but it's good to know it's easy! (OH...a hurd of dinosaurs! Just need to capture one now....)

[@SharperTurtle]

By all means get a shot of the dinosaurs before they disappear again. --Jim