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flickers or files that are different - DaveHi50 - 2014-03-11 I have been processing a short time lapse and have a number of frames that don't seem to update in light-room. These cause an flicker when the video is played. I have tried numerous times to reload and have LRT create transitions - then save XMP. I go to LR and select all- read metadata. The files are noticeable different than the adjacent files. I have attached a screen shot of one of these situations[Image: http://postimg.org/image/7ts2hftf9/] Im not sure what Im doing wrong… any suggestions? RE: flickers or files that are different - DaveHi50 - 2014-03-11 I went into LR to look for a notable difference in the frames. What I found was the tone curve in the keyframe was different than the adjacent frames. I had adjusted this value in editing using the slider controls, not the click and drag. This transition doesn't seem to be updating. RE: flickers or files that are different - Gunther - 2014-03-11 Hi Dave, tha parametric tone curve normally is supported - maybe the tone-curve preset is different or something else went wrong. I suggest synchronizing the tonecurve settings of the first keyframe to all frames and then redo the changes. Make sure to not use a "custom" tone curve. RE: flickers or files that are different - DaveHi50 - 2014-03-13 Gunther, You were right, the curve was set to custom… Im not sure how this happened. I went back to the beginning and re-initialized and went through the process again, taking care to only use the lineal settings. At the final meta data read by LR, I notice 3 frames darker the the others. These frames had somehow changed to custom tone curve…. I went into the frame - copied the settings in the previous frame and pasted these settings in the dark frame. I exported this and had LRT render the video. It was much better. I have noticed this in other renders that I have done but just accepted it as a glitch. This was a valuable lesson for me. Im not sure the reason, if you have any suggestions or comments please let me know. Thanks, Dave |