December 12, 2010

Combining Multiple DSLR Exposures in AE

No Film School noted Combining Multiple Exposures for HDR with DSLR Video by Robin Schmidt, who writes further on his blog El Skid. A few simple masks in After Effects can make for some much better shots, though of course motion may add difficult wrinkles.


SKIDVID6 - COMBINING MULTIPLE EXPOSURES FOR HDR WITH DSLR VIDEO from Robin Schmidt on Vimeo.

Soviet Montage posted some nice demos earlier without details, except that the image was fed via a beam splitter. Richard van den Boogaard says that Soviet Montage worked with E3D Creative, who have rigs for Motion HDR (their demos used AE CS4 for "some tricky luma key"); see Exploring HDR Video – The Real Future of 3D Video.


HDR Video Demonstration Using Two Canon 5D mark II's from Soviet Montage on Vimeo.


Update: FilmmakerIQ notes a video in which "MiLapse shows you how to setup a HDR timelapse shot using the Dynamic Perception Stage Zero Dolly, MX2 DollyShield and Pentax K7."

How to shoot HDR Timelapse from Dynamic Perception on Vimeo.

2 comments:

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