This post was last modified: 2014-09-08, 00:33 by Anamorphic702.

So I've been using neutral and flat profile settings from the mkiii when shooting the RAW time lapses, but I've noticed having to do a lot of modifying with contrast/clarity etc. in lightroom is creating some flicker, anyone try a more contrasty / saturated picture profile or can recommend a good modified picture profile? that way it reduces the amount of editing with lightroom for saturation, clarity etc?

This post was last modified: 2014-09-08, 03:19 by Michael Lloyd.

Look through the articles on this guys site. He's a night photographer and an expert on digital imagery. I think that he touches on profiles\

http://clarkvision.com/index.html

FWIW- It's worthwhile to create your own profile with a Color Checker Passport

cool thanks for the link!

Just use the flat profile. That profiles won't be used by Lightroom either, so it doesn't matter which one you use. But for LRTimelapse it's important to have a rather flat profile, because the embedded previews (there the profile is applied) will serve as referece for deflicker.

ok thanks gunther!