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Lightroom TIME LAPSE Tutorial | Do it properly!



Lightroom TIME LAPSE Tutorial: you’ll learn how to edit and sync a time lapse photo sequence in Lightroom and how to export your edited frames to a specific folder. I recommend you to shoot your time lapse frame by frame and if it’s possible in RAW format. This way you can edit all the photos almost non-destructively in Adobe Lightroom.

For part 2, where I edit the time lapse movie in Premiere Pro, click here: https://youtu.be/-mOXixDsV6A

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Take your time and edit the first photo of the sequence using the sliders. Adjust the exposure, the contrast and the vibrace/saturation as you wish. You can always take it to a higher level by modifying the Luminance and the HUE for every color individually. This will give you much better results.

Crop your frame to a 16:9 ratio.

After you are pleased with the editing on your first frame from the time lapse, use the SYNC button to copy all the slider values to the rest of the photos in the sequence.

Select all the images and use the export dialog box with the settings presented in the tutorial to save your edited and processed photos to a specific folder in your computer.

You will need then to create the time lapse movie. I suggest to use Adobe Premiere Pro for this. Here is a tutorial that I made to accomplish this: https://goo.gl/EHRbab

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49 responses to “Lightroom TIME LAPSE Tutorial | Do it properly!”

  8. Hi! I NEED HELP: When I do the timelapse photo I do it in RAW, which supposed to make a .jpg and RAW (.gpr) file. In my case I only get the RAW dupplicate ONLY in the firt picture of the timelapse! Why is not creating a RAW copy for each picture?? Is this normal? BIG THANKS.

  18. I have a doubt…
    Incase, I'm shooting a sunset timelaspe. My first image editing value will be different from the last image.
    How to gradually sync between the first and last image values??

    Thanks a lot in advance

  22. Hey Cristi, loved this tutorial, but I'm having an issue, i shoot time lapse with a cheap action camera that any shoots jpeg and doesn't have the setting to avoid auto W/B neither auto exposure, so, when I sync all the settings and export the time lapse itself (the video) it has flickering, a lot… is there any way to make it work only on lightroom???

  27. Hey Cristi. Have you found an easy way to make motion to you timelapse eg. zoom? I am finally editing in Avid MC and dont want to zoom in my 1920×1080 video, but rather in the big sized original photos from the timelapse.

  29. I took the video with a Sony Mini DV handycam, transfered the .avi video file to PC and used VLC to create the picture sequence. By the way the .avi file of a 90 minute video was huge 18gb wow.

  39. Is there a way to select only half the frames to edit while still keeping them all in Developer? My cam auto adjusted the WB halfway through and I want to match them to the first half. Thanks

  45. I had to stop the video to come congratulate you here on this great work you've done. Your videos are incredibly easy to get started with video editing and it's surroundings. Great thumbs up! By the way, I'm using a galaxy S6 and a gopro 3 black.

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