• The new LUT looks in LR CC Classic are supported, but of course you can not use different Looks on different keyframes. The look of the first keyframe will get populated to the whole sequence, from 5.0.9 on you can animate the strength of the look.
  
• Custom Point Curves are not supported, please use the parametric tone curve instead (however you can use a point curve on the first frame and it will be migrated to all others, you just cannot animate the point curve.)
  
• 4 linear + 3 circular masks are supported, they get created by LRTimelapse and appear in the Masks List. Please use those gradients and edit them because other newly created gradients will not be animated. Don't do anything on the "Internal Use" Masks. Also please do not delete any of those gradients don't add any new gradient filters!
  
• Clone Stamp, Paint Brush and Filter Brush are only supported on the very first image, those settings will be synced automatically to all other images by LRT. For Paint Brush and Filter Brush, you can animate the Sliders on the other keyframes too, but not the positions and shapes.
  
• If you use Brushes, please make sure to make the shapes not too complex because only a certain amount of data can be stored into the XMP files. If you brush too much, this will fail to get stored.
  
• "Upright" Perspective Correction is not supported and will not be animated, the settings of the first keyframe will get populated to the whole sequence.
  
• Don't use the B+W for Black and White conversion, please use desaturation combined with HSL (if you want) instead.
  
• Although it works in LRT, I do not recommend to animate the crop to make any ken-burns effects in LRTimelapse. Learn more here: http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-ken-burns-crop-animation-pan-zoom-with-lrtimelapse
  
• If you have big changes in contrast from one image to another (for example people passing directly in front of the camera, headlamps shining in a scene from time to time etc), Lightroom might apply the same develop settings in a different way to those images, introducing a changes in contrast that are hard to remove by deflickering. Watch my video about this effect in order to learn how to deal with it: https://lrtimelapse.com/knowhow/lightroom-introduces-contrast-flicker/
  
• Avoid third party plugins, since you don't usually know, if they are using any of the unsupported tools!
  Please see my post about custom presets too:
  http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-may-i-use-custom-presets-when-editing-keyframes-in-lightroom
  

(2013-11-10, 14:44)gwegner Wrote: Sure, moving, rotating etc. is all fine. I assume you have set a crop and maybe don't see the lower gradient because of that. Try removing the crop, then drag the lower gradient more to the center.