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Re: These time lapse plans look OK?
by Lars Bunch on Dec 29, 2008 at 2:29:12 pm

Hi,

You should not have any problems with the frame sizes and you should have a good range to pan or zoom within the image.

You may already have experience with this, but since it created a problem for me on some early time lapse, I thought I'd mention it... Make sure that all the exposure, color balance, focus and what not are in manual mode when you shoot the time lapse. Even auto white balance can cause ugly flickering from frame to frame. Also if you are shooting in RAW mode, have you made sure you have a good work flow for converting the images to tif for later import to AE?

Lars


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