How to Simulate Time Lapse in Avid  Frame avid allows users to
simulate time lapse using the TimeWarp Editor. All you need to
create this type of video is actual time lapse video sequences
and a little knowledge of how Avid Liquid works.  Step 1: Taking
the Video  Time lapse means that the same scene is recorded over
several hours. The most popular type of time lapse videos are of
stars or sunrise and sunset, but time lapse can be taken of
anything. For example, if you are working on a project, and you
want to demonstrate how to create the project from start to
finish, you can set up in front of the camera and just let it
record the whole process.  Just remember, do not move the camera
around when recording time lapse. It should solely focus on what
is being done from that particular angle.  Step 2: Importing the
Video in Liquid  Once the video is taken, you need to import the
video into Liquid. The easiest way to do this is to capture the
video directly from the camera. To do this, click on the Logging
Tool