Thanks for your help. Yeah sure I'll update my camera to latest build and re-run it with the same settings and report out.
Just to confirm, so the issue was the intervalometer timer increment I've set? The 10 secs was too short and did not allow my camera to take 5 bracketed exposures in that period which resulted in skipped frames, correct?
Also if that is the case, I just did a quick test with 5 bracketed images and the intervalometer timer of 1 sec for a total of 3 shutter presses and it all worked fine (15 pics with correct exposure stops). This goes against the logic, because taking 5 bracketed images takes more than 1 sec.
The only explanation I can think of is the camera was "busy" and ML was attempting to press the shutter button and had to wait for camera to finish, but then the same should have happened when I did my timelapse (unless maybe ML managed to squeeze through between the "busy" stages which caused skipped frames).
Just to confirm, so the issue was the intervalometer timer increment I've set? The 10 secs was too short and did not allow my camera to take 5 bracketed exposures in that period which resulted in skipped frames, correct?
Also if that is the case, I just did a quick test with 5 bracketed images and the intervalometer timer of 1 sec for a total of 3 shutter presses and it all worked fine (15 pics with correct exposure stops). This goes against the logic, because taking 5 bracketed images takes more than 1 sec.
The only explanation I can think of is the camera was "busy" and ML was attempting to press the shutter button and had to wait for camera to finish, but then the same should have happened when I did my timelapse (unless maybe ML managed to squeeze through between the "busy" stages which caused skipped frames).