2019-01-01, 05:37
Hi everyone,
I can't believe I have to ask this question, but here goes. I am making a time lapse of a comet using 477 images. Some images are for some reason out of order, though they all have time stamps, and I don't know how they got that way. It should be a simple enough matter to just drag and drop them into the proper order, but apparently with Windows 10 this is no longer possible. In their wisdom, Microsoft has apparently disabled that feature completely. So what are my options? Is there any way that LRTimelapse can sort them out? Because it didn't when I imported them, and I can't proceed any further until they are in the correct order.
Thanks Microsoft. And thanks for any advice from anyone who has dealt with this issue already.
Dean
I can't believe I have to ask this question, but here goes. I am making a time lapse of a comet using 477 images. Some images are for some reason out of order, though they all have time stamps, and I don't know how they got that way. It should be a simple enough matter to just drag and drop them into the proper order, but apparently with Windows 10 this is no longer possible. In their wisdom, Microsoft has apparently disabled that feature completely. So what are my options? Is there any way that LRTimelapse can sort them out? Because it didn't when I imported them, and I can't proceed any further until they are in the correct order.
Thanks Microsoft. And thanks for any advice from anyone who has dealt with this issue already.
Dean