Flicker is getting worse

Flicker is getting worse
December 2013 So I think the problem here is the strobes I am using. The while the Olympus OMD is no Nikon D4, I’ts no cheap point and shoot either. I have managed to get some excellent time lapses with it and it is not in any way prone to flicker. But it is getting worse. Shooting wide open, fast or short shutter speeds, I think the problem is the strobe is getting tired. I tried using LRTimelapse, but I don’t know about my workflow just yet. I have never had to deal with flicker, so this is a bit of a learning curve for me here is a clip. The first part shows it with no deflickering. Second shows it with deflickering with a wide reference point across the middle of the image, and the last shows it with the reference point on the rock. The final shows all 3 sequences lined up to see the results of this.

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I am open to comments and reccommendations, as well with workflow suggestions. My workflow is as follows 1) shoot everything RAW 2) Bring images into ACR, make any corrections/adjustments and crop, save as Jpeg at highest resolution. 3) Bring images into Adobe Pre-Pro, put in a sequence 1 frame per image, and scale to frame size. 4) Export. now I don’t go crazy with 4k and stuff, maybe when I get better at this and further along in my project i will start working for 4k, but for now this is just really test and demo stuff. With the deflickering i loaded everything in LRTimelapse after step 2, modified the existing exif with the JPEGS, then saved new Jpegs. (in this case I wanted a no-deflicker and deflicker attempt to see the difference) I really do think the problem is the Strobes. I have another lighting solution i plan to start working on as soon as time allows which will use high intensity LEDs instead of flash bulbs. I suspect I should get a very even and consistent light output. Deflickering advice is always appreciated, any workflows that you don’t mind sharing I would love to try.