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Hi all,
Sorry if this has been covered before - I couldn't see it if so.
I'm using the the radial gradient filter to bring up some underexposed rocks on my time-lapse. In the editing process, I carry the gradient across all images and make necessary changes and all seems fine. However, when it comes to reloading and visual previews, the only images that have the gradient on them are the edited keyframed ones - so every so often through the timelapse the rocks show up brighter for a single frame and then back to being underexposed. Meanwhile all over edits have been carried across seamlessly. I'm sure it's something very straight forward, but I can't figure it out... any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
Owen
Sorry if this has been covered before - I couldn't see it if so.
I'm using the the radial gradient filter to bring up some underexposed rocks on my time-lapse. In the editing process, I carry the gradient across all images and make necessary changes and all seems fine. However, when it comes to reloading and visual previews, the only images that have the gradient on them are the edited keyframed ones - so every so often through the timelapse the rocks show up brighter for a single frame and then back to being underexposed. Meanwhile all over edits have been carried across seamlessly. I'm sure it's something very straight forward, but I can't figure it out... any thoughts?
Thanks in advance,
Owen