Using its AutoRamp feature, GBTimelapse captures a set of three images at each step (at a normal exposure, at two stops under exposed and at two stops over exposed. You can capture RAW or JPG and save to your computer or to your camera (for faster operation).
And it can do this while controlling a motion control dolly!
Please watch this demo video and take a look at the sample HDR time-lapse. It produced an amazing "Holy Grail" result even with a Canon T3i capturing JPGs.
GBTimelapse: AutoRamp HDR Demo from Granite Bay Software on Vimeo.
5 comments:
Hi, is there a way to capture the 3 image sequence without the 2 seconds interval between the shots?
Many thanks
That's the minimum time needed to download the image.
Thanks, but it's the same two seconds delay even when i save the pictures on the SD card, shouldn't it be faster , then?
Is the standalone version of GBDeflicker still available? i can't find it.
Thanks for the reply
You would think so. But we are at the mercy of the Canon software inside the camera. That's what is slowing down the process.
Select GBDeflicker from the website main menu, then click on the Windows App tab.
Or click on the Downloads main menu - it's the sixth download in the table.
Ok,thanks alot!
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