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Posts: 2
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Joined: Jun 2019
I recently took a Milky Way timelapse (Sony a7riii 24mm f/1.8 ISO 5000 6s) and it appears that deflicker is introducing flicker. I don't believe my edits are <i>that</i> strong, since I've edited flicker-free timelapses similarly before, but I could be wrong.
My edits included WB, Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Vibrance, Saturation, and the parametric tone curve. Of those, the only values that I needed ramped were White Balance, Highlights, and the highlights and lights amount in the Tone Curve. I avoided editing blacks, whites, clarity and dehaze, as per your previous blog post.
One picture includes the reference area calculating the luminance curve showing a lot of flicker. The second shows back to back images that show a dramatic increase in exposure from one to another. I've also included my Detail edits.
Here's the link to an example video: https://youtu.be/0spf3jMylxw
I've never had this issue before, but in the past two weeks (since 5/27/19), I've experienced a lot of flicker using LRT. I hope I can solve this issue.
Question: If you set a custom point curve that doesn't change, is that problematic? Should it always be linear?
Let me know if you need any additional info (e.g. XMP files).
Thanks,
Alex
My edits included WB, Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Vibrance, Saturation, and the parametric tone curve. Of those, the only values that I needed ramped were White Balance, Highlights, and the highlights and lights amount in the Tone Curve. I avoided editing blacks, whites, clarity and dehaze, as per your previous blog post.
One picture includes the reference area calculating the luminance curve showing a lot of flicker. The second shows back to back images that show a dramatic increase in exposure from one to another. I've also included my Detail edits.
Here's the link to an example video: https://youtu.be/0spf3jMylxw
I've never had this issue before, but in the past two weeks (since 5/27/19), I've experienced a lot of flicker using LRT. I hope I can solve this issue.
Question: If you set a custom point curve that doesn't change, is that problematic? Should it always be linear?
Let me know if you need any additional info (e.g. XMP files).
Thanks,
Alex