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max and min luma to calculate transitions. - LTRNOVATO - 2014-05-19 sometimes cross birds are backlit and black. That transition black change much because it detects the black as a value to calculate and produce a flicker. so does some reflections all white, firing calculations and produce luma flicker in the sequence. You can add a minimum and maximum values to discriminate and not considered in the render? Gracias Y disculpas por mi mal inglés. RE: max and min luma to calculate transitions. - Gunther - 2014-05-19 I understand that you are talking about the deflickering. Please use the reference area to set a proper reference, like I explained it in the deflicker tutorial (see tutorials). RE: max and min luma to calculate transitions. - LTRNOVATO - 2014-05-19 Well, but the birds cross some time and break the luma. the area selected is crossed by birds. Thnaks. RE: max and min luma to calculate transitions. - Gunther - 2014-05-19 There is not too much I can do about that - choose another area ;-) Always remember it's better to take care of flickering while shooting, then you don't need to deflicker! |