Ramper Pro workflow with LRTimelapse 4
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Does it works if rendering with After Effects ?
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Of course you can render the RAW+XMP files with after effects too. But make sure that you are using an up to date version of after effects that supports the same develop version of the XMP files.
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Will it work on Cs6 ?
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Ramper Pro
GBTimelapse
Stage1 / Mx3
DIY own dolly system
Pro : http://www.bziegler.com
Blog : http://blog.bziegler.com
Nikon D800 - Canon 5DMkIII- scalped 10.5 - 15mm sigma - 14/24 - 17/35 - 24/70 - 70/200 - 28/300 105 macro - 50 f1.4 - 85 f1.4- 24 f1.4
Ramper Pro
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You can use it with CS6, but you'd have to be careful to use the older 2010 development process I think with that version. I've also found that AE is slower at RAW conversion than Lightroom. It was faster for me to export to 16-bit TIFF first with Lightroom and then render those in AE. This was with LR5 and AE 2014 at the time. I need to re-test this again with the latest versions, and AE has inexplicably removed "Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously" with the latest version for some future method that has not yet been implemented. Maddening!
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CS6 is already the new process version, so leave the process setting at "LRT6/LR5/LR4" in LRTimelapse.
The whole workflow is easier with lightroom, since there are addons and the plugin provided. But of course you can render the RAW+XMP files with AE for example. You could too use ACR to edit the keyframes, but it's not as streamlined as with Lightroom.
The whole workflow is easier with lightroom, since there are addons and the plugin provided. But of course you can render the RAW+XMP files with AE for example. You could too use ACR to edit the keyframes, but it's not as streamlined as with Lightroom.
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After editing keyframes & save metadata when i use reload it asks "you have unsaved meta ..want to save?" i press yes..then complete the workflow.But when i remove the filters & press read metadata from files.the keyframes does not show small arrow.It shows"conflict in the picture.it has been changed in lightroom & other program"..not getting the result.pls help
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Quote:After editing keyframes & save metadata when i use reload it asks "you have unsaved meta ..want to save?"
[size=small][font='Open Sans', 'Myriad Pro', Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]This will not happen, if you did the workflow right. I can only imagine, you forgot to save at the end of the first workflow row in LRTimelapse.[/font][/size]
[size=small][font='Open Sans', 'Myriad Pro', Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]Please do the whole workflow again, follow the instructions on http://lrtimelapse.com/workflow[/font][/size]
Quote:Ps explain Lrtimelapse with adobe bridge & adobe raw.
[size=small][font='Open Sans', 'Myriad Pro', Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]It's explained in my ebook in depth: http://lrtimelapse.com/shop/ebook[/font][/size]
[size=small][font='Open Sans', 'Myriad Pro', Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]But I wouldn't recommend that workflow. Lightroom is easier and more straightforward.[/font][/size]