Hi

[size=small][font=adobe-clean, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif][font=adobe-clean, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif]I've just started making time lapses and messing about with the software so still learning at the moment. I was wondering if it's possible to use LRT to auto align layers? I have been using Photoshop to do it on a few Astro pictures by opening files in a stack but my computer can't handle the amount of layers you get from a time lapse and I'd rather use LRT and Lightroom if possible.

I shot this as a test the other day at 200mm and due to high winds the time lapse ends up jumping around a bit and could do with straightening out.[/font][/font][/size]

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[size=small][font=adobe-clean, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif][font=adobe-clean, 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif]Thanks for any help at all, little bit lost with all this time lapse stuff but just about working it out![/font][/font][/size]

Deshaking is not possible in LRTimelapse. Most are using After Effects and the Warp stabilizer to do this, if necessary, it's quite easy.

Thanks. I'll look in to deshaking. 

Great software! Keep staying up late making time lapses and paying for it at work the next morning.