I’ve just released LRTimelapse 5.7.2 which fixed a couple of issues that users reported, especially with migrating Gradient settings from preedited sequences to the new Masks 2.0 format. Thanks to everyone who helped finding those, as a developer it’s quite impossible to test upfront every situation that might occur in practical use.
Here is what’s changed:
Fixed a potential issue with batch operations when no sequence was loaded
Fixed migration errors from older sequences already edited with Masks V1 to Masks V2 which could occur in rare situations
When playback of a sequence finished, the play button would need to be pressed twice for another playback. Fixed.
If a Canon R camera was set to HDR PQ Settings = On, LRTimelapse would crash when loading such sequences. This will not happen anymore, but please turn off that settings, otherwise LRTimelapse will be slow decoding the previews of the sequences. More details in the forum.
Please update your LRTimelapse as soon as possible. To update just download the new version and install over the old one. No need to uninstall first. As always, make sure that LRTimelapse and Lightroom are closed while installing.
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I’ve just released LRTimelapse 5.7.2 which fixed a couple of issues that users reported, especially with migrating Gradient settings from preedited sequences to the new Masks 2.0 format. Thanks to everyone who helped finding those, as a developer it’s quite impossible to test upfront every situation that might occur in practical use.
