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Hi Gunther,
Little question.
I'm using LRTimelapse to deflicker my holy grail sequences.
At the moment I'm just following the normal workflow for the holy grail, but after I rendered out the final video there are still "bumps" visible of me changing the exposure. Now somebody said to me "Probably you didn't deflicker after the holy grail methode".
So I tried to follow the Holy Grail workflow, and then save and switch over to the deflicker workflow, I skip the first line (init. keyframe wizard and save) because it already done that in the Holy Grail methode.
Yesterday it worked on a holy grail sequence and it was very smooth, just how I want it. Now I'm editing some other holy grail shots but I can't get it smooth.
How do I need to deflicker after the holy grail?
Can you maybe tell me which step I need to follow after I hitted save in the Holy grail methode?
I really want my holy grail shots to be as smooth as possible, but I still see some bumps, not really flikker, but just the typical exposure changes, just can't get it smooth enough!
Thanks,
Stef
Little question.
I'm using LRTimelapse to deflicker my holy grail sequences.
At the moment I'm just following the normal workflow for the holy grail, but after I rendered out the final video there are still "bumps" visible of me changing the exposure. Now somebody said to me "Probably you didn't deflicker after the holy grail methode".
So I tried to follow the Holy Grail workflow, and then save and switch over to the deflicker workflow, I skip the first line (init. keyframe wizard and save) because it already done that in the Holy Grail methode.
Yesterday it worked on a holy grail sequence and it was very smooth, just how I want it. Now I'm editing some other holy grail shots but I can't get it smooth.
How do I need to deflicker after the holy grail?
Can you maybe tell me which step I need to follow after I hitted save in the Holy grail methode?
I really want my holy grail shots to be as smooth as possible, but I still see some bumps, not really flikker, but just the typical exposure changes, just can't get it smooth enough!
Thanks,
Stef