Are there limits on how long timelaps films made in PS6 can be?

Question

Are there limits on how long timelaps films made in PS6 can be?
I'm trying to create a timelaps but PS6 does not include all the images in sequence 0001 to 1360? It simply creates a movie in 27 seconds and cuts out the 400 latest pictures!
Tanks Lasse

Answer 1

Along the lines of Brett's question and comments, it is good practice to Scale Still Images to just what will be needed by the Project's (term from Premiere, the Adobe Video editing software) Frame Size.
Unused pixels require processing overhead, and as they will not be used in the Video, are unnecessary. It does not take all that many overly-large Still Images, to choke even a stout workstation, with Video.
This article is based on, and directed at Premiere, but much of the Video handling in PS is probably based, at least partially, on some of that code: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/450798?tstart=0
Remember, it was written FOR Premiere, and uses PS to Scale the Images. In your case, it could be a two-step process - Scale with PS first, then assemble the Video n PS.
Unlike printing of Still Images, Video does not care about DPI, or PPI. It is ONLY about pixel x pixel dimensions, and the necessary dimensions are set by the Video Frame Size. Unless you are Panning on a Zoomed Out Still, having more pixels, beyond, say 1920 x 1080 (HD Video resolution), just requires horsepower, and those extra pixels do nothing for your Video.
Good luck,
Hunt