I've been considering getting LRTimelapse for a couple years now and just purchased it today when I noticed version 7 will be released soon, and the upgrade to version 7 is included! Excited to create some fun time-lapses!
Thank you for all your hard work, Gunther! Your dedication to quality and customers is amazing. This is still one of the most impressive pieces of software I use.
@@LRTimelapseOfficial thanks, Gunther. At first I couldn’t get the new version of LRC to display LRT key frames. After I updated LRT to 6.5.0 it worked!
nice. will there be some kind of implementation of the new AI denoise function in LR or is it better to do denoise on the completed video? btw your audio is crackling sometimes. maybe mic damaged?
You can already use the AI denoise, there is no need for any additional implementation. The question is, if it makes sense... Please see this forum post: forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-workflow-if-using-new-lightroom-ai-noise-reduction
Beginner here: I got a message to upgrade my version which I have not used in awhile. This is a dumb question: I downloaded the latest DNG Converter but I don't know how to proceed from there. I do not find the LRTimelapse package installer. Can you tell me exactly how to access it? Thanks so much!
Once you are on LRTimelapse version >=6.5 there is an auto downloader which will automatically download and install the latest version. The Adobe DNG Converter needs to be installed and updated separately,. you can find the link on lrtimelapse.com/install/
It doesn't make a big difference. Mac M1/M2 work great and really fast with LRTimelapse. Make sure to have enough Ram (16 GB recommended) and enough SSD space (but you can also connect a fast thunderbolt SSD to work on). Pro should be fine.
Shoot with long exposure times, as it should be done when shooting timelapse, then you won't have the problem and eveything will looks much smoother also.
@@LRTimelapseOfficial not an option for night-to-day, the ss becomes shorter and shorter when the sun rises; also not an option for hand held hyperlapses
@@LRTimelapseOfficial Birds are still visible with longer shutter speed, just look like a black trail instead of a dark spot, which makes it even harder to remove.
@@EmericTimelapse Depends on how fast the birds are and how close etc. But sure, there are situations where you need to do a bit of stamping. The new AI-Healing in LrC is quite awesome. Just make sure to apply it at the very end of the workflow, just before exporting and rendering.
It's a macbook Pro M1 Max which I use for mobile work. Unfortunately currently it's difficult to impossible to find a windows equivalent laptop which is as powerful, efficient and silent for Timelapse and video work. Due to my developing I'm used to both worlds anyway...
Jipiii wieder was neues von dir 👍👍
I've been considering getting LRTimelapse for a couple years now and just purchased it today when I noticed version 7 will be released soon, and the upgrade to version 7 is included! Excited to create some fun time-lapses!
Thank you for continuing to develop LRTimelapse. It continues to be an incredible and indispensable tool.
Thank you for all your hard work, Gunther! Your dedication to quality and customers is amazing. This is still one of the most impressive pieces of software I use.
Great work, as always!
Keeping my fingers crossed (still) that LrT will someday be available for use on iPad Pro.
Thanks Gunther!
Thank you for your great work on this Version. It shows you are dedicated to this software and in great mindset to make this software perform so well.
Thanks for the update and video on the key updates. Great to see and hear about.
Nice! I started to use this software just a few months ago and I struggled a lot with the portrait cropping issue ... Thanks for that one!
Awesome update as usual! Thank you for your hard work!!
Thanks for the update Gunther! I already enjoyed the renewal while using und testing the beta version😊
💪 Thank you Gunter!
I am from China ，Loves your software . It helps me alot. Thank you so much.~
Stunning as usual
You are the man Gunther, thanks again for all your hard work on LRT!
Thank you!
👍
Awesome thanks 🙏🏻
Awesome! Thank you for your hard work and dedication!
Many thanks
Thanks for the update!
Thanks!!
Love your work so much
Thanks for all your effort 🙌🏾
Going to update today. BTW, is there an issue using LRT and the most recent edition of Lightroom?
No, why should it? Just install the latest Lightroom Classic, that's the way to go!
@@LRTimelapseOfficial thanks, Gunther. At first I couldn’t get the new version of LRC to display LRT key frames. After I updated LRT to 6.5.0 it worked!
@@lrtdale Glad it's working now. If you have any questions, please come to the forum: forum.lrtimelapse.com/
nice. will there be some kind of implementation of the new AI denoise function in LR or is it better to do denoise on the completed video?
btw your audio is crackling sometimes. maybe mic damaged?
You can already use the AI denoise, there is no need for any additional implementation. The question is, if it makes sense... Please see this forum post: forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-workflow-if-using-new-lightroom-ai-noise-reduction
@@LRTimelapseOfficial
yea u r right. i mostly use temporal denoise in resolve.
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Hi Gunther, any plan of upgrading LRT PRO Timer 3.0 ?
No, why? Do you miss anything?
All looks brilliant Gunther. However, when I opened it did not offer auto update but offered to open the download page?
That's because the auto updater is only implemented in the new version, not in the older one you were using before updating :-)
@@LRTimelapseOfficial thanks, if a do the upgrade now will I lose my current projects?
No, nothing will be lost. You can continue working where you are now after the update.
@@brianbracherphotography What a question... Of course not.
Jetzt lernen wir noch Chinesich 🤣 DANKE fürs update...
Beginner here: I got a message to upgrade my version which I have not used in awhile. This is a dumb question: I downloaded the latest DNG Converter but I don't know how to proceed from there. I do not find the LRTimelapse package installer. Can you tell me exactly how to access it? Thanks so much!
I found a work around by downloading it from the website. Hopefully, I am set. Thank you.
Once you are on LRTimelapse version >=6.5 there is an auto downloader which will automatically download and install the latest version. The Adobe DNG Converter needs to be installed and updated separately,. you can find the link on lrtimelapse.com/install/
3:42 - lol, just name the folders 01, 02 and everything will be OK. good update though
This is how it used to be and logical for all tech savvy guys. But not so for the others... ;-)
I am going to purchase your software, and I need to renew my Mac...which version do you suggest among MacBook Pro M2 (Pro or Max, how much Ram)?
It doesn't make a big difference. Mac M1/M2 work great and really fast with LRTimelapse. Make sure to have enough Ram (16 GB recommended) and enough SSD space (but you can also connect a fast thunderbolt SSD to work on). Pro should be fine.
@@LRTimelapseOfficial Thank you so much 🙂
make an AI plugin to remove the BIRDS 😛
Shoot with long exposure times, as it should be done when shooting timelapse, then you won't have the problem and eveything will looks much smoother also.
@@LRTimelapseOfficial not an option for night-to-day, the ss becomes shorter and shorter when the sun rises; also not an option for hand held hyperlapses
@@LRTimelapseOfficial Birds are still visible with longer shutter speed, just look like a black trail instead of a dark spot, which makes it even harder to remove.
@@EmericTimelapse Depends on how fast the birds are and how close etc. But sure, there are situations where you need to do a bit of stamping. The new AI-Healing in LrC is quite awesome. Just make sure to apply it at the very end of the workflow, just before exporting and rendering.
Thanks to our Chinese hackers for this. :D :D :D
Surprised to see you on a Mac! Is this your mobile MacBook setup or are you rocking a Mac Studio?
It's a macbook Pro M1 Max which I use for mobile work. Unfortunately currently it's difficult to impossible to find a windows equivalent laptop which is as powerful, efficient and silent for Timelapse and video work. Due to my developing I'm used to both worlds anyway...
Thanks Gunther!