2014-07-27, 00:51
I figured out that when there is a EV adjustement (in my case shutter speed increase from 1/320 to 1/250) from the second last to the last image, this is not handled correctly.
There is no 2*/3* detection in this case.
I also see the problem I think... the last image is already marked as 1* keyframe denoting the end of the sequence and should be at the same time a 3* keyframe denoting the EV change for compensation.
So the Holy Grail Wizard is failing to do the exposure compensation for this last 2 images and just ramps the exposure from the last detected 2*/3* keyframes not taking the last EV change into account, which leads to a EV jump from the second last to the last image.
The workaround is easy, just drop the last frame.. but I thought I let you know, maybe there is a way to fix this.
There is no 2*/3* detection in this case.
I also see the problem I think... the last image is already marked as 1* keyframe denoting the end of the sequence and should be at the same time a 3* keyframe denoting the EV change for compensation.
So the Holy Grail Wizard is failing to do the exposure compensation for this last 2 images and just ramps the exposure from the last detected 2*/3* keyframes not taking the last EV change into account, which leads to a EV jump from the second last to the last image.
The workaround is easy, just drop the last frame.. but I thought I let you know, maybe there is a way to fix this.