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HDR video test (give it a look)

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MatRich
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alright so I was recently exposed to some HDR photography and as a filmmaker I was inspired to create an equivalant for video, Im pretty sure Im the first one to have done this. There are time lapse video but these are actual HDR photos creating motion as uposed to a single video. it took me about 5 hours so I need to figure out a better workflow but I think the concept has potential. I know it looks wierd on people but Like I said this was just a test, I think it would look sick for a car video or streets... maybee soon Il work on that.



The video looks unconstant because I couldnt decide my look until the end since this is the first time I tried any of this hdr stuff. anyways enjoy and give some feedback

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Holte
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Hurlbut Visuals has a three camera mirror rig that is being developed that can shoot pretty decent HDR video without much ghosting. You need a really patient film crew (there are obviously tons and tons of camera-to-subject-to-background spacing variables to control), and there is so much experimental post pro work that I'd liken it to working on a stereoscopic film in the 1950s.

But just keep your eyes out for some Ford Mustang commercials in a few months...
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PBraunstein
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look at that.. someone did some thinking outside of the box.

i had no idea this concept was being used... i suggested it just as an "experimental" idea for you to try with your "experimental" filming or whatever bullshit you were talking about.. and look, someone actually developed it!

way to be a jackass
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