Hey mate, don't waste your time over here if you do auto ramping. Stay away from this device! I was enthusiastic about it at first. But it failed again and again. They fixed one issue and will introduce two others:) Never worked on my Canon 5d4. It ruined several once in a lifetime vacations. Search...

Well, it has been more than one month... there's still no response. Apparently you don't care for the existing customers, but focus on selling your new 22' device. This is not fair. Why do you always marked a bug as fix when it's still on going? Here's another recent example that sunset stopped ramp...

Oliver, I asked you whether this will affect sunsets or not before I went for a very rare colorful sunset with low fogs around the lake. Here are what you replied in email: "'In theory it could have happened with sunsets too, though there’s only one case we could think of that could have triggered t...

>>So I wanted to offer an idea on how to "save" your ruined timelapses: You could simply ignore 2 out of 3 images, resulting in a 9s interval which is close to the much more commonly used 10s interval. Thanks for the tips. No, I cannot use a 10sec interval. 3sec is already too long to catch up the c...

Oliver, Has this issue being addressed yet? Apparently I cannot use the modified LRT + beta algorithm due to the serious degrade since v2.0.0 as I reported in another thread. Which algorithm is reliable for sunrise/sunset auto ramping right now? This EV smoothing 24h or the standard LRT? If we still...

Oliver wrote: ↑

August 16th, 2022, 7:02 pm

and do our best to fix it as soon as possible.

We will see how soon you will fix this serious degrade.

Initially I thought you found a bug with our LRT implementation, hence I suggested using the EV-based algorithm, that works completely differently. But since I saw that you used LRT+, I'm now assuming the bug has something to do with the LRT+ adjustment that we worked on a few weeks ago. Therefore ...

Hmm, that's very interesting. The drop from 2.8 looks like it's at the correct point in time (if you look at that sawtooth shape of the line, the vertical drop is pretty much where it's expected, but the odd thing is that it should have just been 1/3rd of a stop. instead it was 1.33 stops. It then ...

Here are the detail when the first sudden increase occurred, From f4.5, 0.5 sec, f4.5 0.5sec.jpg to f4.5, 1sec, f4.5 1sec.jpg Why did the shutter go up to 1 sec? The initial shutter speed was set to 0.5sec for "Sunrise LRT modified beta". How does this has anything to do with interval (as you has su...

Here are the details for the sudden drop (f2.8 -> f4.5) that you asked earlier,

Before the sudden drop, f2.8, 0.5, iso100: Right after the sudden drop, f4.5, 0.5, iso100 There's no light change at all, but the sudden drop makes the frame much darker.