Photoshop or Lightroom for processing time lapse?

5 years 1 month ago #635602 by Tim Wiener
I see you can create time lapse in both of these programs.   I was hoping I can get a little advice on which is easier to squeeze through any learning curve?  

All I need to know which is easier, and from there I'll jump into YouTube and start watching a ton of video's on it.  

Thanks for helping me save a little time!  


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5 years 1 month ago #635613 by Chuck Liley
If you use Lightroom, you'll need something like LR Time Lapse 5


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5 years 1 month ago #635685 by garyrhook
Neither of them will produce a timelapse video from the stills.

You'll want a tool to minimize flickering (LR/Timelapse, or TLDF (Windows), or others) and then create the video.


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5 years 1 month ago #635876 by Craig Stone
Here you go



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5 years 1 month ago #635984 by garyrhook

Craig Stone wrote: Here you go


...which, if you watch to the 6:15 mark, he's using LRTimelapse.

As already suggested.


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5 years 1 month ago #636046 by Randy Shaw
If you are an Adobe subscriber, your better off using Photoshop and Premier Pro




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5 years 1 month ago #636175 by garyrhook

Randy Shaw wrote: If you are an Adobe subscriber, your better off using Photoshop and Premier Pro


Define "better"?

And what does being a subscriber have to do with it? Plenty of folks have older versions of PS and Premiere?

Also: your suggestion might not be correct. Timelapses (of stars) introduce flicker, oddly enough, and that has to be mitigated. The tools mentioned herein help with that.


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5 years 3 weeks ago #638060 by Vladimir
+1 as already mentioned LR/Timelapse.  Really good option and shorter learning curve than other options. 


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5 years 1 week ago #639672 by Carry
You color correct and edit your photos in Lightroom, then pull them into  LR Time Lapse.  So you are technically still using Lightroom. 


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