LRTimelapse Pro 5.0.6 Build 543

Name: LRTimelapse
Version: 5.0.6
Developer: Gunther Wegner
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor

Includes: K

Web Site: https://lrtimelapse.com/

Overview

Make your own professional looking timelapse videos by using user friendly editing tools that help you create smooth transitions

LRTimelapse is a comprehensive solution for editing, grading, keyframing and rendering time lapse videos on your Mac. The utility is using the Adobe Camera RAW engine and Lightroom to allow you to work directly on RAW files.

Use powerful tools to create your own high-quality, time-lapse videos

To start working with the LRTimelapse application, simply use the built-in importer tool to add the RAW pictures from your time lapse photo shoot sessions. However, LRTimelapse also comes with an integrated file browser that allows you to navigate both your local storage and external drives.

Within the LRTimelapse user interface, you can browse through the sequences and preview the captured images. Depending on the data you have available you must choose the workflow you want to apply to your sequence.

LRTimelapse offers you the possibility to configure how many keyframes you want to use and then helps you export the data into the Lightroom application for further editing.

After you process the keyframes within Lightroom, you can import the sequence back to LRTimelapse, add transition effects and preview the results.

Robust workflows that can give amazing effects to your time-lapse videos

The best part is that LRTimelapse fully integrates with your Lightroom installation with the help of a plug-in, so sending data to and fro is as easy as pressing a button.

Besides the Basic and DeFlicker time lapse workflows, LRTimelapse also integrates the Holy Grail configuration tool that can help you create seamless day to night transitions without making too many adjustments.

Finding your way around is fairly intuitive, but to learn basic notions and to get tips and tricks on how you can efficiently use LRTimelapse, make sure to go online and watch the video tutorials provided by the developer.

What’s new in LRTimelapse 5.0.6

• Shift-Clicking on Auto-Transition will make the transitions but not populate any tools that are not listed in the table, like Brushes and Clone Stamps.
• On high resolution displays the preview could sometimes show the curves with gaps – fixed.
• Increased thickness of curves for high resolution displays (thickness will scale with the scaling factor).
• Rendering from JPG intermediaries in MP4 will now by default happen in Standard Gamut. Wide Gamut would not have any advantages but cause incompatibilities with some players or video platforms. If you know what you do, you can enable this via the expert settings.
• When clicking on the selected “Visual Previews” Button to deactivate it, in some cases, it would not have deactivated the Visual Previews on the first click.

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