Lrtimelapse Reviews

Bottom line, I couldn’t really use it because it kept crashing on me. I gave it a shot, but it feels buggy right now and would randomly close way too often.

I really wanted to get into LRTimelapse, but it felt a bit overwhelming from the start. My gut reaction was that there were just too many steps bouncing between Lightroom and the app, and even with the tutorials, I kept feeling like I was missing something obvious. I can see how it might be great if you already know the workflow, but as a beginner, it took me way longer than expected to get even basic results. It’s not bad software, it just didn’t feel very approachable to me.

I didn’t really have a big plan for using it, I just kind of added it into my usual workflow and, it fit naturally. There were a couple moments where I had to pause and figure out where it made the most sense, but once I did, everything felt mostly smooth. It’s one of those things you don’t think about much after it starts working, which is probably a good sign

I’ve been using this for my timelapse projects and it’s made my whole workflow so much faster, especially when I’m dealing with bigger shoots with tons of files, and while it did take me a little while to figure out where everything was and how to use it properly, now that I’ve got the hang of it, it’s saving me hours of editing time every time.

I couldn’t get LRTimelapse working properly with my version of Lightroom. The setup steps weren’t very clear to me, so I kept running into compatibility issues right away.
Because of that, everything took way longer than it should have. Instead of editing, I was spending my time trying to figure out what was going wrong.

Maybe it works better for other people with a different setup, but it just didn’t work out for me. I was expecting something smoother, so I can’t really give it more than 1 star

Uh, I tried setting it up twice and it failed both times. After that I just kind of gave up because I didn’t want to keep messing with it.

lrtimelapse definitely works and the final results can look really good. The weird part is, for something I’d use in client work, it still feels a little clunky at times. The back-and-forth with Lightroom took me a bit to get comfortable with, and it’s not quite as quick as I hoped it would be. Still, if you’re doing serious timelapse stuff, it’s a useful tool to have.

The tool itself is actually good, but the licensing feels way too locked down. I tried switching to another machine and it turned into way more of a hassle than it should’ve been. what a joke, I just wanted to keep using something I already paid for.

I’ve been using Lrtimelapse for my sunset clips, it’s helped a lot with keeping the colors more steady. Before, my shots would shift like crazy, which was probably half my camera settings and half me not knowing what I was doing. It did take a little time to figure out, so I’ll blame the learning curve for a few annoying evenings, but the results are way more consistent now. It’s not flawless every single time, but it’s definitely been useful.

I liked parts of the experience, but the export options ended up being a frustrating sticking point for me. I was trying to get my file out in the specific format and setup I needed, and there just didn’t seem to be enough flexibility to make that happen. It’s one of those things that sounds minor at first, but when you’re in the middle of actually trying to finish something, not being able to export the way you need becomes really annoying quickly.

First impression? It does the job. I use it for my raw timelapse workflow, and once I got past the slightly confusing setup, everything worked fine. A little tricky at the start, but not a dealbreaker.

I was excited to try this out, so I downloaded it and set some time aside to get everything going. Unfortunately, once I tried to run it on my system, it just wouldn’t cooperate. I checked what I could and gave it a few attempts, but it seemed like it simply wasn’t compatible with my setup. Kind of a disappointment, because I was hoping it would work for me

I tried adjusting the keyframes and it felt kind of annoying. Like, it works, but moving things around wasn’t as smooth as I expected and I kept Having to fiddle with it more than I wanted.

I was disappointed with the render quality. The final output came out blurry, and when I tried to get help, it felt like the issue was brushed off with a policy excuse instead of actually being addressed. Definitely not the experience I was hoping for...

I understood the basics, but the tutorials were kinda confusing and seemed to skip over a few steps. I ended up having to look up videos on YouTube after buying it

I ran into a few bugs at first, but they literally got fixed fast. Everything works fine for me now

The software itself is okay, like it basically does what I needed, but... yeah, the developer interaction kind of threw me off. The replies I got were short and felt a bit dismissive, almost like feedback from users was more of a bother than something useful. For a paid tool, I guess I just expected a more helpful back-and-forth.

I really wanted this to fix the flickering, but it didn’t do much for me. The flicker is still very much there, haunting the footage like it refuses to leave.

I picked up LRTimelapse mostly because my sunset timelapses had some annoying exposure flicker, i probably should’ve learned the proper settings sooner, but I kept putting it off. Once I ran them through this, the shots looked a lot smoother and way more watchable. It did take me a little while to figure out the Lightroom workflow, though that might be on me because I wasn’t exactly reading everything carefully. It’s not flawless, but for fixing flicker and evening things out, it’s been really useful

I ran into a small issue with my workflow and reached out to support. They got back to me the same day, which I really appreciated. It did take one follow-up to fully sort things out, but in the end they handled it well. little moments like that make a tool feel a lot more reliable when you’re actually trying to get work done.