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How to start complexs workflow with Raw and shiftting color/luminans - Casper66 - 2019-02-20 Hi Gunther I just started to use your 5 pro version with a great task !! It’s a long term time lapse of 6 weeks in a hangar with shifting night and day lights. I did shoot both raw 32 mb a frame)and jpegs (8 mb a frames) I have to get rid of a lot of Contrast and luminance jumping. Enormous flicker and so on. What would be the best workflow and line up of procedures !? Best Casper Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk RE: How to start complexs workflow with Raw and shiftting color/luminans - Gunther - 2019-02-20 Did you watch my long term workflow tutorial on https://lrtimelapse.com/tutorial How to start complexs workflow with Raw and shiftting color/luminans - Casper66 - 2019-02-20 (2019-02-20, 22:55)gwegner Wrote: Did you watch my long term workflow tutorial on https://lrtimelapse.com/tutorial Yes i did and I do understand that a have to reduce the amount of images with the long term menu. But after that should I then export the rest to Lightroom and make key points ?do you have a tutorial for this workflow ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk How to start complexs workflow with Raw and shiftting color/luminans - Casper66 - 2019-02-20 Or should I try with the holy grail options to make a connection between day and night atmosphere Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk How to start complexs workflow with Raw and shiftting color/luminans - Gunther - 2019-02-21 There are different options you would have to experiment with. Maybe you can also do more then one sequence with different techniques to cut them together in a film. It depends on your footage. |