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Hey guys,

I made a timelapse the other day of a sunset:

https://vimeo.com/103387802

I used
- ETTR with 5% clipping, 15s slowest shutter
- deflicker Adobe XMP at the standard settings
- 30s Intervalometer

I realized two things:
1.) When reaching longer exposure times, the camera gets suuuuuuuuuper slow saving images. It was not done in time for the next image once exposure reached 10s or more which messed up the interval.
2.) There is a bit of flicker going on. Not as bad as I get when not using side files, but still.

I'd like a fix for both issues. Better deflicker settings maybe? What works for you guys???

And regarding the slowdown:
I am using a 600d with a speedy card (faster then the memory interface in there). I only reformat the card in camera to delete files.

Looking forward to your opinions

Hello,

due to the recent development in the Video-Raw section, I set my 600d to sRaw and by mistake shot the first half of my California vacation on one card in sRaw before noticing it.

I regret that now, since I cannot develop the files in Lightroom 4 and the Mac Preview does not open them either. They are shown as dimension 0x0 although other exif tags are working (lens, aperture etc.). The images are somehow ok however, since inserting the memory card into my camera gives me the opportunity to look through them in the play mode.

What can I do to safe them? I'd like them converted into DNG preferably but could not find any solution to do so.

Cheers!