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RE: Holy Grail detection not working? - Gunther - 2015-05-05
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RE: Holy Grail detection not working? - sameyeam - 2016-01-28
Hi Gunther. I was manually stepping a night to day shot this morning. First with ISO, then shutter speed, and then rather impulsively I manually stepped my lens aperture (a manual Zeiss lens) to maintain a slow shutter for the freeway traffic. From reading here I now understand the HG wizard will not pick up the aperture steps, but is there a way to run the HG wizard that will let me manually add the keyframes and then adjust the jumps manually? Thank you!
RE: Holy Grail detection not working? - Gunther - 2016-01-28
The easiest way wold be to add aperture values for with the lens tagging feature. Just select each individual part that you've shot with a certain aperture and add the value with the lens tagger (metadata menu). Then run the HG-Wizard.
RE: Holy Grail detection not working? - sameyeam - 2016-01-28
Thanks for that Gunther. When I tried this I found that the menu only offers full stop steps - 5.6, 8, 11 ect. Since I manually stepped in half stops is there a way to add those values - 4.5, 6.7, 9.5 etc.? Thanks!
RE: Holy Grail detection not working? - sameyeam - 2016-01-28
It just occurred to me that when the aperture value is entered manually it's pointing the HG wizard to look there for a jump. So perhaps the value itself makes no difference? If I stepped in half steps but input fulls steps at each jump I should be ok? Is that right?
RE: Holy Grail detection not working? - Gunther - 2016-01-29
Half steps are not supported by the HG Wizard at all. The lens tagger offers 1/3 stops. So use the closest value that you find and do the rest with the Deflicker.
And you are right, the values itself are not important, just the relative changes between them.