This post was last modified: 2014-04-01, 19:11 by aaronpriest.

Hi Gunther,

I have a timelapse sequence where I had left the camera's exposure compensation at -1EV and used auto exposure. So I added +1 EV to the exposure in Lightroom on all the photos. I'd like to deflicker it with LRTimelapse, and it is using an absolute value for exposure instead of a relative one from the +1 setting. Is there any way around this or would it require a new feature in a future version? Not a big deal to me as it is an HDR sequence and I can still recover shadows OK; it was more a curiosity. Has anyone else ever requested this?

Hi Aaron,
LRTimelapse always deflickers "relative". So just run through the deflicker workflow, edit your keyframes in Lightroom or ACR with +1 or whatever, save Metadata, reload in LRT - apply any transitions and then Deflicker. This will use your edits as basis for deflickering.
Best
Gunther

Strange it did not for me, tried several times, however it did not start from the +1EV basis but rather 0. It would appear to be fine in the preview window until I saved out the XMP files and loaded them in Lightroom, then the preview window in LRTimelapse would no longer show +1 either. Maybe because I was using the HDR deflickering workflow?

Hmm, I don't know - maybe the metadata did not travel correctly?
Please check this faq entry as well.
http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-meta...ng-applied