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Sunrise Post Processing - Jim Ruff - 2014-11-19 I shoot sunrises/sunsets using LRTimelapse's Holy Grail technique. However, I shot a wonderful sunrise but accidentally left the camera in Aperture Priority mode instead of Manual mode. Result -- too much flicker. I would like to recover this sunrise sequence with minimum of flicker. Would appreciate your suggestion(s) on best possible technique? Many thanks, Jim RE: Sunrise Post Processing - Gunther - 2014-11-20 I'd suggest you try the defilcker only workflow, make sure that there are no orange Keyframes sett (Keyframes/Create Even Spaced Keyframes). Then go through the workflow, you might have to use the two step deflicker approach (search the forum for this). RE: Sunrise Post Processing - JonathanDeanMay - 2014-11-25 I also have flicker, most noticeable in blue sky above a sunset. Could be a result of processing as you have suggested in another thread, but if I was to try the deflicker workflow would I start from scratch and reinitialize everything? RE: Sunrise Post Processing - Gunther - 2014-11-25 Yes, I'd recommend doing so. RE: Sunrise Post Processing - JonathanDeanMay - 2014-11-26 I have 40 "jumps" made by dslrDB that the deflicker workflow has identified with ** and***. So match exposures on all? :-( Actually it shouldn't take TOO long... RE: Sunrise Post Processing - Gunther - 2014-11-27 You told me that you shot in A mode before. Then those "jumps" does not come from DslrDashboard but from the automatic adjustments the camera did. So, if you shot in A mode, remove all those keyframes - initialize, use the deflicker workflow skip the keyframes wizard, if needed manually create some 1* keyframes. If you used qDslrDashboard (you will always be forced to bring the camera to M mode then) - use the Holy Grail workflow, the "HG-Wizard" will automatically make all adjustments and leveling then. It's all explained in my tutorials and ebook btw. RE: Sunrise Post Processing - JonathanDeanMay - 2014-11-27 No that wasn't me in A mode Gunther. I hijacked Jim's thread as I had flicker too, even though I originally used the HG workflow . My sunset was shot with automation from dslrDB. Camera was set to M. Sorry for confusion. RE: Sunrise Post Processing - Gunther - 2014-11-27 Okay, if you shot with qDDB, just use the Holy Grail workflow like I explained in the Holy Grail tutorial: http://lrtimelapse.com/tutorial RE: Sunrise Post Processing - JonathanDeanMay - 2014-11-28 I did try HG already and the result had flickery sky. I will try again from scratch (with the tutorial open beside me! ) But theoretically, is it possible to impose additional deflicker on a HG sequence? RE: Sunrise Post Processing - JonathanDeanMay - 2014-11-28 I started from scratch and went through the HG workflow again. Do you think the flicker can be improved? [Video: http://youtu.be/wlwSGRMxocs] |