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Workflow with the Lightroom cloud/web version - dirk.spingat - 2024-06-25
My Lightroom classic version does not support canon raw-data format .cr3. Therefore I am searching for the best workflow combining LRTimelapse with the actual web version of Lightroom. My idea so far: Using the described workflow "LRTimelapse w/o Lightroom" but do the editing of the identied keyframes in Lightroom web and manually enter the setting from Lightroom web into LRTimelapse. Any better ideas?
RE: Workflow with the Lightroom cloud/web version - Gunther - 2024-06-25
You need to use Lightroom Classic. Of course Classic supports CR3. Make sure you have installed the latest version.
LRTimelapse doesn't work with "web" or the "Cloud/Desktop" Version.
RE: Workflow with the Lightroom cloud/web version - dirk.spingat - 2024-06-25
I have installed an older bought LRC Version, which does not support cr3. My actual Lightroom cloud license does not include LRC.
RE: Workflow with the Lightroom cloud/web version - Gunther - 2024-06-25
LrC is only available as subscription. You should change your license with Adobe. The "Photography Cloud" includes Lightroom Classic and Photoshop and costs around 120 bucks a year. Often on black fridays or prime days you can get it for 70-80 a year.
LrC is much more powerful than the cloud version.
RE: Workflow with the Lightroom cloud/web version - dirk.spingat - 2024-06-25
OK. Thanks a lot. I understand that LRTimelapse dies not support my setup.
RE: Workflow with the Lightroom cloud/web version - Gunther - 2024-06-26
The problem is not LRT, it's Lightroom Web and LRCC that obviously don't support XMP metadata writing.
Just use the internal workflow (see tutorial) without Lightroom, that will work fine.