HDR Video
ionescu
31 Aug 2012 15:06
@wideweb: great shots!
@Global Focus: great shots! Yes, it takes ages to process it. I just started to feel comfortable with it and I am processing the next batch of HDRVs.
@Global Focus: great shots! Yes, it takes ages to process it. I just started to feel comfortable with it and I am processing the next batch of HDRVs.
SimpleIconic
31 Aug 2012 23:40
Any tips on how you processed those HDR from video clips as opposed to HDR from stills? I see that it was shot on a 7D, and our DSLRs don't have a really high dynamic range.
JustinHarrison
1 Sep 2012 10:13
Hmmm with a DSLR for realtime you could export out a sequence of stills, then setup a few Photoshop actions to automate levels and exposures then another action to merge to HDR then bring the finished HDR stills sequence back to real time?
Or just shoot HDRX with a RED camera :)
Either way, killer clips posted up here!
Or just shoot HDRX with a RED camera :)
Either way, killer clips posted up here!
SimpleIconic
1 Sep 2012 18:25
Yeah I was wondering that. After Effects gets a lot of noise if you try to bring up the exposure on under exposed areas much, but experimentation should work out sooner or later...
jason
2 Sep 2012 05:59
Original footage
HDR with flicker
HDR with flicker removed
Haven't decided if I want to add GBD as a standalone or add it to AE. Using Photomatic does take time to produce the final product but it sure makes a big difference over the original clip.
HDR with flicker
HDR with flicker removed
Haven't decided if I want to add GBD as a standalone or add it to AE. Using Photomatic does take time to produce the final product but it sure makes a big difference over the original clip.
SimpleIconic
3 Sep 2012 20:05
Jason, What did you use to darken and increase the dynamic range, and did you notice a degredation of the file at all?
jason
3 Sep 2012 23:42
Physics, check your messages for details.
Global_Focus
5 Sep 2012 07:28
SimpleIconic
13 Sep 2012 02:38