Moin,
Es waere klasse wenn LR Timelapse auch .rw2 unterstuetzen wuerde!
It would be awesome when LR Timelapse would support .rw2!
Thanks!!!
Best, Alec
Please send me one of your files via Email (support(at)lrtimelapse(dot)com).
LRTimelapse will basicly work with any RAW files Lightroom supports. For some Filetypes however it's not able to read the preview images because this depends on the java library jrawio:
http://jrawio.rawdarkroom.org/supported-cameras/
You can however work without previews and make transitions and so on. Only deflicker will not work, because it depends on the previews.
(2011-04-04, 16:14)gwegner Wrote: [ -> ]LRTimelapse will basicly work with any RAW files Lightroom supports. For some Filetypes however it's not able to read the preview images because this depends on the java library jrawio: http://jrawio.rawdarkroom.org/supported-cameras/
You can however work without previews and make transitions and so on. Only deflicker will not work, because it depends on the previews.
mhh... thats bad... they don't even mention panasonic support.
The main reason i wanted to use LR timelapse was because of its amazing deflickering function.
Will there be a fix for that? What do you think?
best, Alec
(2011-04-04, 16:43)alec.hahn Wrote: [ -> ]Will there be a fix for that? What do you think?
best, Alec
To be honest, I wouldn't expect a quick upgrade on this.
But that's no reason not to use LRTimelapse -
I would recommend a two step workflow:
- Make all transitions, here you need the depth of the RAW files.
- Export a JPG with maximum compressionrate like explained here: http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-how-...d-workflow
- Deflicker the JPGs
This should give even superior results than a one pass only RAW based workflow.
Quote:This should give even superior results than a one pass only RAW based workflow.
Thats sounds awesome! I though about something in that direction, but you pointed it straight out! I guess that will do the job!
Thanks.
I will try to post a request in the jrawio issue tracker though.