Awesome video, thanks for this! There is only one thing I would like to add: you could have just done 20 steps of Visual previews - it will only recalculate the images that are still off after each step, and the process will end when there is nothing to do anymore, which is usually between 4 and 10 steps, depending on the flicker of the sequence. That way you don't need to do the partial deflickering, just let it running. It's lossless anyway...
I believe they are doing the same works as on our building (making it more fire safe) but they have a totally different system, good idea to shoot a timelapse of it indeed, and well spotted!
Awesome as always, Do you think the developers will increase the bit rate to allow raw or even tiff exports? Yes, I would enjoy seeing LRT and a DaVinci workflow (¤¿¤) Rock on!
Thanks for the video! I have a holy grail milky way timelapse sequence, it's quite a lot of work: better to edit the raws in LR as usual? I feel like the accuracy and workflow would be much better...?
MV, great video! Please create the video you mentioned about using LRT and Davinci. I would like to see something about moving key frames from LRT to On1Raw to adjust using AI technology, and then using LRT to transition those changes to all the other frames.
Great video, and I noticed this feature in the beta I downloaded a few weeks ago. One question I have (and forgive me it’s a stupid one!): are the LRT editing sliders doing the same things as the equivalents in LR? So does adding +20 of clarity, say, with the LRT sliders have the same impact as adding +20 clarity from within Lightroom? Or are there some differences to get used to (which would be worth it for the reduced workflow steps)? Thanks! Hope you’re feeling better.
why can.t i export in something like rec2020pq? option is always disabled. or dwg? or at least aces cct? using only lr timelapse means limiting my gamut to rec 709 before resolve. that.s not an ethical practice in the signal pipeline
You went through the keyboard command for copying synch settings from one key frame to another, can you kindly repeat that for me? Thanks, love the content.
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Awesome video, thanks for this! There is only one thing I would like to add: you could have just done 20 steps of Visual previews - it will only recalculate the images that are still off after each step, and the process will end when there is nothing to do anymore, which is usually between 4 and 10 steps, depending on the flicker of the sequence. That way you don't need to do the partial deflickering, just let it running. It's lossless anyway...
Thanks so much Gunther!
Brilliant video 🤙
Would like to see LR Timlapse and Davinci resolve video.
Noted! Likely coming next week, thanks for watching!
That building in the middle left that appears to have a roof moving up and down might be an interesting timelapse.
I believe they are doing the same works as on our building (making it more fire safe) but they have a totally different system, good idea to shoot a timelapse of it indeed, and well spotted!
I really like what you do, think outside the box (j'aime beaucoup ce que vous faites, sortir des sentiers battus)
merci beaucoup Bernard!
Yes please. Make that video 🙂
on it
Awesome as always,
Do you think the developers will increase the bit rate to allow raw or even tiff exports?
Yes, I would enjoy seeing LRT and a DaVinci workflow (¤¿¤)
Rock on!
Unfrotunately this is not about the LRTimelapse developers (me 🙂) it's about the lack of options that Adobe provides for this (none).
Good one!
Grazie!
Lrtimelapse is a powerfull software! I have 5.8 Pro... Very amazing software!.. Good job Matthew ! Thanks!
6 is definitely worth the upgrade!
Thanks for the video!
I have a holy grail milky way timelapse sequence, it's quite a lot of work: better to edit the raws in LR as usual? I feel like the accuracy and workflow would be much better...?
yeah it's much faster to do LR+LRT still
Do I need the Pro version for this?
MV, great video! Please create the video you mentioned about using LRT and Davinci. I would like to see something about moving key frames from LRT to On1Raw to adjust using AI technology, and then using LRT to transition those changes to all the other frames.
The video is live! I'm not familiar with On1Raw will have a look
Great video, and I noticed this feature in the beta I downloaded a few weeks ago. One question I have (and forgive me it’s a stupid one!): are the LRT editing sliders doing the same things as the equivalents in LR? So does adding +20 of clarity, say, with the LRT sliders have the same impact as adding +20 clarity from within Lightroom? Or are there some differences to get used to (which would be worth it for the reduced workflow steps)? Thanks! Hope you’re feeling better.
I believe they use the same raw processor behind the scenes so to say, so it is likely to be the same result
@@MatthewVandeputte fantastic, thanks Matthew. Amazing capability.
By the way, what mac product are using for all the softwares? Thanks in advance
why can.t i export in something like rec2020pq? option is always disabled. or dwg? or at least aces cct? using only lr timelapse means limiting my gamut to rec 709 before resolve. that.s not an ethical practice in the signal pipeline
Is there a way to export tiff and compose the timelapse in any Video editor software?
does this also works for hyperlapse videos? greets
Wait a sec! You can do this without having LR installed on your computer? Doesn't it need some kind of Adobe core service to develop the RAWs? 😮
You went through the keyboard command for copying synch settings from one key frame to another, can you kindly repeat that for me? Thanks, love the content.
I think hold shift when pressing the "sync next keyframe" button
@@MatthewVandeputte the “Sync Key Frame button” is on the software screen?
LRt + Dr will be interesting, especially if you manage to do it with the modified raw files :-) I had a quick try a few years back and failed.
Pretty sure going RAW to TIFF from LRT to davinci is the way to go
LRT Pro license required for tiffs :-(
@@andymc798 good things come at a cost, like anything in life i guess
@@MatthewVandeputte Try convincing my wife on that one :-)
haha
nice cloud shaped in the bottom corner
Glad you noticed!