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Hi there,
I upgraded to LRT5 recently (for Mac). I had three time-lapse sequences with the same phenomenon. These sequences were already processed in LRT4, so , I reset all metadata, re-initialized and made new keyframes. I followed the workflow as all times.
By checking the rendered movie with Quicktime I found that the first frame of each sequence has less contrast compared to the following frames. The reason can't be that there is some kind of saving error with the metadata of the first keyframe, as colours, frame and all other changes are there.
Further VLC player is not able to play the movie correctly, showing strange artifacts.
I checked old rendered sequences with LRT4. They all play smooth and fluent on all players, also without showing the first frame less contrast phenomenon.
I use latest LR, LRT 5.0.4 and latest Adobe RAW Converter.
Any thoughts?
Best regards,
Ralf
I upgraded to LRT5 recently (for Mac). I had three time-lapse sequences with the same phenomenon. These sequences were already processed in LRT4, so , I reset all metadata, re-initialized and made new keyframes. I followed the workflow as all times.
By checking the rendered movie with Quicktime I found that the first frame of each sequence has less contrast compared to the following frames. The reason can't be that there is some kind of saving error with the metadata of the first keyframe, as colours, frame and all other changes are there.
Further VLC player is not able to play the movie correctly, showing strange artifacts.
I checked old rendered sequences with LRT4. They all play smooth and fluent on all players, also without showing the first frame less contrast phenomenon.
I use latest LR, LRT 5.0.4 and latest Adobe RAW Converter.
Any thoughts?
Best regards,
Ralf