Hello, I have a bunch of pictures (~1000) for a timelapse video and because it's a transition from night to day the color temperature varies. The temperature also varies when clouds, which reflect the city lights, move through the frame. I left my camera in auto white balance mode, but that's causing a color flicker. Setting a fixed WB balance won't cause either the night pictures will be way too warm or the day pictures will be too cool.
I figured out that I can get consistent results when I use the "spot" option of the white balance module and slightly modify the colors. But when I try to copy the history stack, the color temperature of the image is copied as a fixed value instead of applying and detecting the color temperature of each image using the spot method and the selected area. Is there a way to tell darktable that it should analyze each image on its own using the selected spot area for white balance? Thank you very much, Jochen ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-user+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
