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jumps of brightness in timelapse footage
hi folks!
first question – simple question: currently i’m working on a timelapse shot on dawn with a digital photo-camera. due to the changing light situation the apature of the camera changed. the result is a sequence with obvious sudden jumps in the brightness from one frame to another. i tried different ways with “contrast”, “auto-color” and other effects but with poor results.does anyone of you guys know any solutions to create a smooth dawn timelapse?
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sebastianseniormartinez
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3 Replies
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here’s a tip by steve roberts from a few weeks ago in the ae forum. i think it would help you…
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/899770?univpostid=899770&pview=t
Kevin Camp
Designer – KCPQ, KMYQ & KRCW -
hey kevin,
thanks for that fast help!
it took a while until i was trying that echo-effect on the timelapse footage. a good idea but for some reason i couldn’t figure out it didn’t help much. i kept on trying and found another way that worked for myself: the cc force motion blur – motion blur levels onto 20 or even higher and shutter angle as open as you can get it to 3600. works neat n’ tidy.
keep on klickin’
sebastianseniormartinez
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hey kevin,
thanks for that fast help!
it took a while until i was trying that echo-effect on the timelapse footage. a good idea but for some reason i couldn’t figure out it didn’t help much. i kept on trying and found another way that worked for myself: the cc force motion blur – motion blur levels onto 20 or even higher and shutter angle as open as you can get it to 3600. works neat n’ tidy.
keep on klickin’
sebastianseniormartinez
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