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Joined: Jun 2015
Posts: 5
Threads: 2
Joined: Jun 2015
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Hello everyone! I've been a big fan of timelapse for a long time, and i finally bit the bullet on LRTimelapse. I had previously done some of this manually or a bit more hacked way (I used to use a script I found via the MagicLantern forums to deflicker). LRTimelapse is AMAZING. This made my life so much easier!
Details:
Equipment:
The next time I do this I'd like to not crop in Lightroom and then import the RAWs with XMP sidecars into After Effects so I can pan around the image a bit more. I won't lie, I was doing this while drinking and was a tad drunk so I kind of just wanted to get it rendered to see it
I think the sky could use a bit more deflickering than I applied, and I could probably control the color and exposure of the immediate buildings better too (again, drinking ). I'm fairly happy with the end result though.
I'd love some feedback if anyone feels like commenting. I love this software. It's so easy and powerful!
Hello everyone! I've been a big fan of timelapse for a long time, and i finally bit the bullet on LRTimelapse. I had previously done some of this manually or a bit more hacked way (I used to use a script I found via the MagicLantern forums to deflicker). LRTimelapse is AMAZING. This made my life so much easier!
Details:
- Approx. 4 hours condensed into 34 seconds
- Interval was something like 13 seconds (to account for ML's Auto ETTR max shutter of 8", a 2-second preview for ETTR analysis, and a small buffer)
- Shutter speed never exceeded 5" while shooting
- 1,029 RAW files
- Cropped to 16:9
- Rendered to 1080p
- No additional post work done (this was more a proof-of-concept and test)
Equipment:
- Canon 5D Mark III
- Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM
- Manfrotto carbon fiber tripod and ball head
- Canon AC Adapter
- Magic Lantern Intervalometer
- Magic Lantern Auto ETTR (automatically ramps exposure based on the previous frame)
The next time I do this I'd like to not crop in Lightroom and then import the RAWs with XMP sidecars into After Effects so I can pan around the image a bit more. I won't lie, I was doing this while drinking and was a tad drunk so I kind of just wanted to get it rendered to see it
I think the sky could use a bit more deflickering than I applied, and I could probably control the color and exposure of the immediate buildings better too (again, drinking ). I'm fairly happy with the end result though.
I'd love some feedback if anyone feels like commenting. I love this software. It's so easy and powerful!