Hi, I did this holy grail video, in manual, which I overeposed to try to keep the highlights not going crazy.

I did have about 3-4 manual changes in shutter speed but they seem to have affected the way the sun looks.

I have made the changes in each keyframe to make it look more seamless but it looks like the auto transition ruins this.

I've tried 7 different takes and nothing seems to work. Any thoughts?

I've uploaded it here
https://youtu.be/zDSFcQLnlt8

Sure, overexposing is a very bad idea.
The overexposed areas cannot be recovered. For those sequences it's crucial that you rather underexpose and not blow the highlights too much - furthermore you should do more and smaller adjustments, 1/3 stops would be ideal.

Have you tried with a ND gradient slightly inclined so it can block some light from the sun? I do that often and it works great.

Have you fried the visual deflicker option on LRT? It should fix that flickering.

Cheers,
Alfonso

man, that's beautiful. bummer about the sun. i'm having the same issue and posted about it. i dont think i'm going to be able to make it right.

pw: elcapitan
https://vimeo.com/140384864

I've already answered here: http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-holy...4#pid25764

Thanks, I'm almost there, had to do do a lot of redfine in the visual deflicker https://youtu.be/-qv2qHhES9g still a bit in the beginning not quite right.

For info, I meant I underexposed the photos to the max, not overposed. But the dynamic range in the 5d mk3 can only go that far!