Time lapse trouble

*pbartram*

*pbartram*

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Ive been finding it hard to get my time lapses looking good as i keep getting flickering. How can I stop this?If it helps im editing on final cut pro, using quicktime player to make the timelapse.
 
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i can't really watch video on this computer, but what method are you using?

if you are using photos and an intervalometer, what settings are you using on the camera, is it auto? that could be your issue

the auto mode could lead to flickering, because it will change the aperture and shutter speed, so make sure to put it on manual
 
ive used it on manual mode and i still seem to get flickering, is there not some sort of filter i could get for final cut pro?
 
Turn off auto exposure, im guessing youre running aperture or shutter priority, go full manual.
 
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