Posts: 29
Threads: 12
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 29
Threads: 12
Joined: Jan 2012
Hi Guther,
I have a time lapse to work on - I made a mistake with the exposure so it is all under exposed. I ran your work flow and edited the first image (+1.43 stops) and the last (+1.8 stops) and marked them both as keyframes.
When I click "Auto (Keyframes)" in LRT, the exposure changes on the first one to 0.780 and the last to 1.822. There is a steady change between them, but the result is the time lapse is all far too dark - in the middle it gets especially dark.
If I try to add more key frames and alter their exposure in LRoom they appear on the yellow line in LRT as points above the line. When I click on "Auto (Keyframes)" again they all jump down to the yellow line.
It is as if LRT is ignoring my keyframes - as I understood it they are your unchanged frames and LRT draws a curve between them?
Perhaps I have made a mistake in my workflow, but I have used LRT quite a few times before nad not had this problem. Do you know what I might be doing wrong?
Kind regards,
Adrian
I have a time lapse to work on - I made a mistake with the exposure so it is all under exposed. I ran your work flow and edited the first image (+1.43 stops) and the last (+1.8 stops) and marked them both as keyframes.
When I click "Auto (Keyframes)" in LRT, the exposure changes on the first one to 0.780 and the last to 1.822. There is a steady change between them, but the result is the time lapse is all far too dark - in the middle it gets especially dark.
If I try to add more key frames and alter their exposure in LRoom they appear on the yellow line in LRT as points above the line. When I click on "Auto (Keyframes)" again they all jump down to the yellow line.
It is as if LRT is ignoring my keyframes - as I understood it they are your unchanged frames and LRT draws a curve between them?
Perhaps I have made a mistake in my workflow, but I have used LRT quite a few times before nad not had this problem. Do you know what I might be doing wrong?
Kind regards,
Adrian