LRTimelapse

LRTimelapse 4 provides the most comprehensive solution for time lapse editing, keyframing, grading and rendering. No matter if on Windows or Mac, no matter which Camera you use: LRTimelapse will take your time lapse results to the next level.

LRTimelapse is being used by most known time lapse producers and many amateurs. It allows keyframing and grading of time lapse sequences in an all-RAW-file-based workflow, utilizing the Adobe Camera RAW develop engine implemented in Lightroom (Versions 3, 4, 5 and 6) and Adobe Camera Raw.

Creating Day-to-Night and Night-to-Day time lapse transitions is easily and perfectly done with the sophisticated "Holy-Grail"-workflow. Rendering of the final sequences can be done in professional video formats like Prores 4:4:4 and 4:2:2 and resolutions up to 6K - of course consumer formats like MP4/H.264 are supported as well.

Time lapse movies are getting more and more popular these days. Still-photographers, filmmakers and multimedia artists are discovering this new and exciting facet of photography.

LRTimelapse is being used by those people, because it enables them to use their favorite photographic tools (Lightroom or the Adobe Creative Suite) to produce time lapses with all the advantages and power that those tools offer for image editing. It allows them to easily deal with time lapse specifics, like getting rid of the tedious flicker-effect and even helps them to achieve the so called "holy grail of time lapse photography": smooth day-to-night transitions.

• If only one keyframe existed and hat a crop set, then LRT would have calculated the auto transition from this crop to the non-cropped last frame. This has been fixed - now, if only one keyframe exists, the crop of the first image will be used for the whole sequence when applying the auto transition.
• Fixed LR3-Mode Holy Grail Wizard issues
• Added "LR6″ to Mode String in UI so that if you are on Process 2012 (most of you do), it will read "LR6/LR5/LR4-Mode" - I’ve decided to leave "LRCC" out because it’s the same then LR6.
• Using the LRT Importer on a folder that already contains a .lrt subfolder will now skip the .lrt folder and count the images to import correctly.
• Keyframes set manually by clicking in the left table column would not instantly be reflected in the preview.
• Increased the size of the orange Holy Grail Keyframe icons in the preview a little bit.
• Improved handling of large XMP data with jpgs. Larger XMPs (with many brush adjustments) are now supported, but there are still technical limitations about the size of the XMP that can be embeded into a jpg - One more reason to work with RAW files.
• In some cases files would not have been marked as changed after a transition had been calculated and thus not saved, although there had been changes.