This post was last modified: 2024-02-12, 21:51 by DSimagesTL.

In this particular sequence I used the sky as a reference position.
Unfortunately due to clouds behind the camera, the foreground is in heavy flux of shadows.
Just wondering if this sort of jump in luminance can be smoothed out by some sort of method I haven't tried.

The best thing I've found so far is using digital anarchy flicker free plug in which just slightly smooths it out, but of course it's not perfect.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Im34l2V...sp=sharing - upload link is good now.


Maybe boosting shadow would help reduce the change in those areas?
Thanks,
Drew

This is no flicker, it's just nature. Clouds covering the sun and therefore changing the light on your subject. If you want to avoid this on such days, shoot longer until you have a long enough period where your subject is in the sky.
No software will be able to completely change this to a smooth scene, it's just not how it was. I've written about this also in my ebook (see banner below).
What could help to ease a little is the Motion Blur in the render dialog. Experiment with different values and see, which works best.