Procedure for creating animations from an image (avi) file
To create an animation from an image (avi) file, select frame images for the start and end positions, and from between them, Image Converter will select images for the specified number of frames to import. (If the number of frames between the start and end frames is less than you have selected in the Number of Frames to Import, Image Converter will repeat some of the selected frames to make up the total. If, however, the number of frames between the start and end frames is greater than the number you have specified for the animation, then Image Converter will delete some of the frames to make the correct number.)
Procedure
1. Select an avi file in Reading in Source Images.
The image data in an avi file is separated for each frame, and is read into Image Converter the same way as multiple still images are read in.

2.

Select Scroll (A->B) from the Creation method list.

3.

Click the Start button.

4.

Determine the starting point to scroll either by directly changing the frame No. or by moving the selecting frame to the starting image using the frame slider or , and by adjusting the selecting frame.
5. Check the box when you import images at the same positions without changing the viewpoints of the start and end positions.

6.

Click the End button.

7.

Determine the ending point of scroll either by directly changing the frame No. or by moving the selecting frame to the end image using the frame slider or .

8.

Select the number of frames to import. The higher the number of frames, the smoother the animation moves.
The standard number of frames is 30.
The number of frames can be increased or decreased by changing the value of the Number of Frames to Import in the range of 1 to 90.
The total number of frames that can be used for a series of animation images is 90 max.

9.

Click the Execute button.

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Then, set the color tone in the preview section on the right.
Play back and check the animation in the preview section.
Importation of a source image in a few separate portions will add an effect as if the image were edited.
Also, a similar effect will be obtained if you import more frames than needed and then delete unneeded frames.