#Magic window timelapse desktop how to#
#Magic window timelapse desktop plus#

If you are using the Post Deflicker module, there are some other options you should set.Ģ. So if the slowest shutter is set to 30 seconds, the intervalometer should be set to at least 40 seconds or more.

#Magic window timelapse desktop plus#

Set the intervalometer at least = Slowest Shutter speed plus the review image setting, in Canon Menu, plus 3 more seconds. NOTE: If you set your intervalometer at 30 seconds and your slowest shutter speed at 30 sec, you will have problems. The intervalometer will start depending on the start trigger setting. The intervalometer is now functioning and the red led will blink as long as intervalometer is working. You should be in the Shoot menu, scroll to the intervalometer and Press Set to ON.ġ3. Erase the pictures you took and press trash button to return to ML.ġ2. Take two or three pictures until the RAW histogram ETTR hint is less than 0.2ġ1. Before we enable the intervalometer we want to preset the camera ETTR so press trash button to return to photo mode.ġ0. Scroll to Intervalometer and press Q to change it to wanted settings.ĩ. Enable some raw based exposure feedback.Ĩ. Default settings are good but you may want to adjust Slowest shutter depending on your needs.Ħ. Press Q if you want to change ETTR settings. Go to the Expo Menu and enable Auto ETTR by pressing set.ĥ. Go to Canon Menu and set Image Review to some other setting then OFF.

#Magic window timelapse desktop how to#

Make sure camera is in M mode, and ISO not in Auto.įor the actual post deflicking, you may want to use the post deflicker module with instructions below, or this Script for deflickering and ramping ACR (.xmp) settings in Bridge by dmilligan.ĮTTR Flicker-Free Timelapse (ETTR-FFT) - HOW TO USE IT (step-by-step)įirst we set up all of the ETTR features:ġ.But if you want to learn how to use the latest Flicker Free ETTR Timelapse feature in ML continue reading.įlicker Free ETTR Timelapse - Camera Options - Prerequisites Make sure you go to the Forum for the latest discussions on this subject. If you want to learn all the basics and advanced methods to obtain timelapses go here: If you have never seen a Timelapse go here: