Hello - I am starting post production on a long term building construction timelapse.  As I've reviewed the images I see that the light pole the camera was mounted to sways from time to time either due to wind or temperature.  I'm sure I can clean that up with Adobe warp stabilizer, but I'm wondering about the workflow.

Should I stabilize first in Premiere CC,export tiffs and then use LR Timelapse/Lightroom to do post processing or LR Timelapse/Lightroom first, export tiffs, import into Adobe Premiere CC and stabilize.

Love to hear comments about either option.

Thanks and really, really love LR Timelapse!!

This post was last modified: 2016-01-14, 10:01 by Gunther.

No, I'd do the LRTimelapse/LR workflow first and then stabilize the intermediary (jpg) sequence in the LRT_* folder. You can then either render from AE or export as another JPG sequence with the same naming scheme (folder and files) and pass it to the LRTimelapse renderer.

sounds good - that's what I'll do,

cheers!