Hi there
using 4.7 built 114 (about.png)

Camera Fuji XT-1

When loading images from folder on HDD size is shown as 1920x1280px (LRT.png). 
But RAW File Size is 4896x3264px (LR.png)

Also 3K, 4K in the preview is marked red while HD is green. (Res.png)

License: Pro (license.png)
What's wrong? Want to create 4K Video
Cheers
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Could you please send me one of those fuji files via dropbox or wetransfer to support(at)lrtimelapse(dot)com
In the meantime: try to convert the sequence to DNG in Lightroom, then try again!

This post was last modified: 2016-07-28, 13:53 by Gunther.

Hallo Gunther
siehe Dropbox

LG
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Hi, I can reproduce it. But it should have no effect - just ignore the displayed size in LRT for now, export the sequence from lightroom via LRT, it will be full size and render in the desired resolution too.
I will check for the next update what's happening.

Hi Ph,
I've doublechecked:

Code:

D:\temp\test>exiftool.exe -ImageSize _DSF4675.RAF
Image Size                      : 1920x1280

Exiftool returns 1920x1280 for you RAW files as size.
I guess this is a bad implementation by Fuji, since the Exif-Tag "ImageSize" is the standardized place to put the image size. I have no clue why Fuji does this wrong.

But you might report this to Phil Harvey (the author of exiftool) maybe he can find a solution to fix it (I didn't want to pass your sample file to him on my own). You can use his forum to report it directly: http://u88.n24.queensu.ca/exiftool/forum...?board=6.0

Please post a link to your report here, so that I can follow it up too.

Like I've already said: there is no real problem when using LRTimelapse - it's only the numbers displayed. You will be able to use the workflow as usual and of course render in any resolution without loss in quality. It's more a cosmetic thing.

This post was last modified: 2016-07-28, 13:53 by Gunther.

Hi Gunther
please feel free to send my image. As i am currently travelling I have no time to post this ..

I would appreciate if you could link the post here instead of mine so.

Thank you so much for digging in!

p

Ok, here we go.
http://u88.n24.queensu.ca/exiftool/forum...411.0.html