Have you prepared them properly? Apply the "LRTimelapse-basic" preset in Lightroom, edit your first image, synchronize to all images, save Metadata of all images (see Workflow explanation for details). After that you should not only have your NEF in the folder but also an XMP File for every NEF. That's what LRTimelapse reads.

Thank you, it works.
I think my problem was, that I don´t had saved the Metadates in the "Library" Mode. I saved the Metadates in "Develop" Mode.

This post was last modified: 2011-07-11, 12:07 by Gunther.

Yes, in development mode Lightroom uses only the current image regardless how many images you have selected, it's a little bit confusing.
Always go to Grid-Mode when saving, reading metadata or synchronizing.

Yes, in development mode Lightroom uses only the current image regardless how many images you have selected, it's a little bit confusing.
Always go to Grid-Mode when saving, reading metadata or synchronizing.

That last tip took me almost an hour to figure out! Thought Lightroom was broke until I discovered that quite by accident.