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Free timelapse programs for deflickering?

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Downtofilm
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Question is in the title! Or at least a key for one?
Mar 6 2013 1:55AM
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eheath
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Dont shoot a shitty timelapes ya noob
Mar 6 2013 2:18AM
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Downtofilm
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All timelapses usually have a minimal amount of flicker, I was on full manual and it still had flicker.
Mar 6 2013 2:22AM
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eheath
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Mar 6 2013 2:25AM
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PacificRimJob
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Here.


Mar 6 2013 2:52AM
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UBC_Freeride
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Is lrtimelapse still free? If so, use that.
Mar 6 2013 3:01AM
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joris.blanc
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That happens because the aperture is not exactly the same for every picture, it slightly changes even though you always have it on the same setting. To correct that in post production use the program called LTimlapse (or something like that). To prevent it for happening again do the following, when your settings for the timelapse are ready juste take a picture so that the aperture goes to the value you gave it and then unscrew the lens only a little bit so no contact between the camera and the lens can be made. This will keep the aperture open at the exact same value for all your timelapse. But it only works for Canon mounts.
Mar 6 2013 3:09AM
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tombu
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http://lrtimelapse.com/ dis is what you are looking for.
Mar 6 2013 3:37AM
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Downtofilm
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I could not manage to get it for free!
Mar 6 2013 3:39AM
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PacificRimJob
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I use fully manual lenses for timelapses for this reason alone. Never fails in that situation.

That said, if you're shooting a sunset/sunrise situation, it's better to just go with aperture priority and then deflicker it in post so that you have an even exposure..
Mar 6 2013 3:56AM
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zahava
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Just felt like posting that, I have nothing real to contribute.
Mar 6 2013 4:07AM
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tombu
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"Please note: LRTimelapse 2 is no longer provided as Donationware."

You should have downloaded it 6 months ago lol.
Mar 6 2013 5:50AM
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NickVentura
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you can torrent them
Mar 8 2013 6:11PM
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gravel
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if your image sequence is under like 600 or 800 photos lrtimelapse will work
Mar 8 2013 10:34PM
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gravel
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for free
Mar 8 2013 10:36PM
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