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Joined: Jan 2019
Posts: 5
Threads: 1
Joined: Jan 2019
Hey everyone,
I hope you can help me. I shoot different timelapses and every time I got the same problem, when shooting in the Holy Grail method. At the end you see the different steps of the camera adjustments. I loaded some example to Vimeo to show you the problem. This is just the raw footage edited with LR Timelapse. I did no changes in LR to exclude this as a possible cause of error. In LR Timelapse I used the highest amount of deflicker smoothness and I selected Multi-Pass-Deflicker with 6 runs.
I tried almost everything. I set different areas for deflicker and played with the values of Multi-Pass-Deflicker and added motion blur. But nothing of that changed something.
https://vimeo.com/313341917/5c436339b7
Can anyone help me? What did I wrong? Where is the problem in my workflow?
In the past I could solve this problem just by grade every picture of the timelapse by hand... But I really want to avoid this
All the best!
I hope you can help me. I shoot different timelapses and every time I got the same problem, when shooting in the Holy Grail method. At the end you see the different steps of the camera adjustments. I loaded some example to Vimeo to show you the problem. This is just the raw footage edited with LR Timelapse. I did no changes in LR to exclude this as a possible cause of error. In LR Timelapse I used the highest amount of deflicker smoothness and I selected Multi-Pass-Deflicker with 6 runs.
I tried almost everything. I set different areas for deflicker and played with the values of Multi-Pass-Deflicker and added motion blur. But nothing of that changed something.
https://vimeo.com/313341917/5c436339b7
Can anyone help me? What did I wrong? Where is the problem in my workflow?
In the past I could solve this problem just by grade every picture of the timelapse by hand... But I really want to avoid this
All the best!