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Joined: Mar 2013
Good afternoon:
I found this application through a workshop I did with Enrique Pacheco.
Firstly, I’d like to know why the advance review quality is so poor. Is there any option in the menus to make it better? Could it be an application problem with an *.icm profile of a specific monitor (monitor profiler and calibrator)?
Furthermore, I’m preparing a time-lapse of about 642 images, taken inside an industrial unit for nearly 2 hours. I used the shooting mode with aperture priority trying to get a constant light level, that is, that the light does not keep decreasing with the passage of time.
I’ve already done some tests, but the flick is quite annoying, I can’t get a good result.
I’m using Adobe Bridge / Camera Raw C5, and when I export the images to Camera Raw, I select every picture and apply the same adjustments in all of them. What can I do so the exposure is the same in every photo, so I don’t have to process every single picture, one by one? After the automatic de-flicker, I don’t get good results.
I got a star in two photos in which I didn't use the Holy Grail method. I have an image shot in 1/50, 130 shot in 1/60, 402 in 1/80 and 109 in 1/100.
During the whole scene, there were cranes and gantry cranes moving constantly around the industrial unit, that's why I defined a (more or less) constant area in the upper left-hand part.
I will send you some captures with the real data.
Thank you very much and best regards,
I found this application through a workshop I did with Enrique Pacheco.
Firstly, I’d like to know why the advance review quality is so poor. Is there any option in the menus to make it better? Could it be an application problem with an *.icm profile of a specific monitor (monitor profiler and calibrator)?
Furthermore, I’m preparing a time-lapse of about 642 images, taken inside an industrial unit for nearly 2 hours. I used the shooting mode with aperture priority trying to get a constant light level, that is, that the light does not keep decreasing with the passage of time.
I’ve already done some tests, but the flick is quite annoying, I can’t get a good result.
I’m using Adobe Bridge / Camera Raw C5, and when I export the images to Camera Raw, I select every picture and apply the same adjustments in all of them. What can I do so the exposure is the same in every photo, so I don’t have to process every single picture, one by one? After the automatic de-flicker, I don’t get good results.
I got a star in two photos in which I didn't use the Holy Grail method. I have an image shot in 1/50, 130 shot in 1/60, 402 in 1/80 and 109 in 1/100.
During the whole scene, there were cranes and gantry cranes moving constantly around the industrial unit, that's why I defined a (more or less) constant area in the upper left-hand part.
I will send you some captures with the real data.
Thank you very much and best regards,