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Yet another Holy (gr)Fail by me. - freshfocal - 2013-09-12
I tried to blend the exposures between 2 * and 3 * flagged images and received an error in LR4. I ended up eye balling it to make them match which has resulted in an ugly timelapse that does not blend well.
Based on this histogram did I make too many adjustments in camera while shooting?
I really want to get this under my belt - any pointers are appreciated.
RE: Yet another Holy (gr)Fail by me. - Gunther - 2013-09-12
Errors when shooting:
- Changes are too big (too few)
- multiple changes were made one after the other (affecting 3 images - it's where you have 3 keyframes)
if lightroom refuses to "Match total exposures" your images most likely lack aperture exif-data. In LRTimelapse you can use the "lens tagger" to fix this,
RE: Yet another Holy (gr)Fail by me. - freshfocal - 2013-09-13
(2013-09-12, 17:41)gwegner Wrote: Errors when shooting:
- Changes are too big (too few)
- multiple changes were made one after the other (affecting 3 images - it's where you have 3 keyframes)
if lightroom refuses to "Match total exposures" your images most likely lack aperture exif-data. In LRTimelapse you can use the "lens tagger" to fix this,
Thanks Gunther, back to shooting with more small changes to try it again.