I predict in addition to 3d cameras with 2 lenses, cameras will eventually involve 3 lenses to shoot an underexposed, regular, and over exposed video all at once and render out a 3d HDR video all in-camera. And it'll be the size of an iphone. Should be awesome! In maybe 10 years or so?
@joshlee1090 im not sure... i think whats likley to happen is the idea will keep being explored until a HDR hollywood film comes out then everyone will rave about it... then when everyone, and i mean EVERYONE knows about HDR (but doesnt understand it!) commerical interest will grow instead of specialised interest like photographers only - then we'll see a one off EXTREMLY expensive HDR camera, slowly picking up with cheaper ones as demand grows... thats my thinking anyways...!
@cholasimmons Hello. I'm not shooting video. I'm shooting bracketed timelapse and compiling 32bit HDR frames. If you were really clever you'd say "we technically can't see HDR on the internets fool!!"
I have been getting into timelaps and am hugely grateful for some of the advice you have provided in your videos. I did have a question. I want to start messing with HDR and dont yet own photomatix.
What I wanted to know is what is to be gained with the integration of photoshop and can one just grade after photomatix is done batching or does it need to be done with photoshop as part of the batch? I already own Apple color and would like to use that instead.
Thanks! and thanks for the vote of confidence that one must choose their 'direction' of the HDR processing... there are many many possible outcomes! ;-)
hdr is not a 'look'... tone-mapping to 8-bit generates the 'look' - I tend to gravitate towards a 'natural-looking' tone-map with contrast rather than a 'beat you over the head' flat color mash that is commonly 'associated' with the "hdr look".
There is detail in the foreground... It's just clipped a bit during the tone-map process to keep it DARKER so that it doesn't appear flat like a cartoon. Are you suggesting that there are 'rules & regulations' to tone-mapping? One setting is good another setting is bad. One algorithm & one setting is the only correct path?
What is this video, Great Seats, beautiful landscapes, simply fantastic, are really to be congratulated, I could visit some day, different culture, a country very attractive ... Thanks for sharing, very beautiful places, also did a video, if you want to see is so paste this address in the Youtube link /watch?v=42JhgBotuYs
Is it just me, or did the sun not set? It appears the video just fades to black before the sun sets. Look how bright blue the sky is while it's fading to black. Other than that, great HDR time lapse.
Spectacular Work!!! Good to know that this can be done with Canon. I am wondering if I can do this with actual video.....for things of much shorter duration.
Or u can just capture for example every Nth (5th) frame with your photo camera, set exposures before that and use some software to generate hdrs, and import them as sequence to some editing software. Great idea :D
Great work! U can actually do a hdr-like effect in some adobe edition program using layer blending modes like multiply, overlay or similar. U can experiment :D Great work. 5
This is beautiful. What kind of camera are you using? I am very confused as to how you are doing this. I understand how to take a standard HDR picture but this video is like...whoa!
What is this video, Great Seats, beautiful landscapes, simply fantastic, are really to be congratulated, I could visit some day, different culture, a country very attractive ... Thanks for sharing, very beautiful places, also did a video, if you want to see is so paste this address in the Youtube link /watch?v=42JhgBotuYs
Awesome imagery! curious as to what you used to accomplish the slow pan, and if you used CS2 or another program to combine your brackets into one HDR image.
tell mother nature to hold the wind? You'll notice when the little front moves past there was a little breeze but it was quite still other than that. Some things can't be predicted or controlled. It's the timelapse 'roll of the dice' ;-)
Some do some don't and need an external unit... There are programs that do it via a usb connection as well (gbtimelapse for canon's comes to mind) When I get the chance I'll do a little equipment overview. This one is using a D200 with the interval timer built in.
That is brilliant! It makes me want to do some more timelapse! It's cool how you managed to get the clouds rolling with the trees completely still for the 1st half of the video!
I predict in addition to 3d cameras with 2 lenses, cameras will eventually involve 3 lenses to shoot an underexposed, regular, and over exposed video all at once and render out a 3d HDR video all in-camera. And it'll be the size of an iphone. Should be awesome! In maybe 10 years or so?
joshlee1090 7 months ago
@joshlee1090 im not sure... i think whats likley to happen is the idea will keep being explored until a HDR hollywood film comes out then everyone will rave about it... then when everyone, and i mean EVERYONE knows about HDR (but doesnt understand it!) commerical interest will grow instead of specialised interest like photographers only - then we'll see a one off EXTREMLY expensive HDR camera, slowly picking up with cheaper ones as demand grows... thats my thinking anyways...!
dannyday58218195 3 months ago
-10
tinybubbleexterme 1 year ago
thats a datura plant in the beginning
YourADrag 1 year ago
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this aint HDR fool!!!
HDR video cameras still aint made n u wanna giv us this overcontrasted AfterEffects crap????
c'mon dawg!!
cholasimmons 1 year ago
@cholasimmons Hello. I'm not shooting video. I'm shooting bracketed timelapse and compiling 32bit HDR frames. If you were really clever you'd say "we technically can't see HDR on the internets fool!!"
milapse 1 year ago 9
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BBrtqB 1 year ago
@cholasimmons just get two canon 5ds mark 2s sorry no hvx dunno where i got that and i know hwat hdr is. its possible
BBrtqB 1 year ago
Hey Milapse,
I have been getting into timelaps and am hugely grateful for some of the advice you have provided in your videos. I did have a question. I want to start messing with HDR and dont yet own photomatix.
What I wanted to know is what is to be gained with the integration of photoshop and can one just grade after photomatix is done batching or does it need to be done with photoshop as part of the batch? I already own Apple color and would like to use that instead.
ShorelineMediaSydney 1 year ago
Brilliant!
Kodi77PL 1 year ago
This is cool =)
annamir 2 years ago
great shot!
like milapse says, HDR is not a look and there are no rules, if it was'nt HDR then I'm sure the trees would be dark silhouettes.
Time-Lapse and HDR is Art and with Art there are no rules :-)
LittlestCinema 2 years ago 2
Thanks! and thanks for the vote of confidence that one must choose their 'direction' of the HDR processing... there are many many possible outcomes! ;-)
milapse 2 years ago
Nice but it doesn't look like HDR.
sydneydoc 2 years ago
hdr is not a 'look'... tone-mapping to 8-bit generates the 'look' - I tend to gravitate towards a 'natural-looking' tone-map with contrast rather than a 'beat you over the head' flat color mash that is commonly 'associated' with the "hdr look".
milapse 2 years ago
Good HDR should show details in all areas, rather than having a black foreground. Perhaps you used to low an EV range.
sydneydoc 2 years ago
There is detail in the foreground... It's just clipped a bit during the tone-map process to keep it DARKER so that it doesn't appear flat like a cartoon. Are you suggesting that there are 'rules & regulations' to tone-mapping? One setting is good another setting is bad. One algorithm & one setting is the only correct path?
milapse 2 years ago
It looks very good but I feel the foreground is too dark. A matter of taste of course.
Did you do the time lapse manually ?
sydneydoc 2 years ago
Amazing...
DamonProduction 2 years ago
nice job
nikesk8team 2 years ago
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CuritibaMr 2 years ago
your svideos always amaze me :D
chipko 3 years ago
great time lapse!
rostern 3 years ago
This is really cool. You should re-upload it in full resolution, now that YouTube offers HD viewing.
CrappyHolidays 3 years ago 7
strange object at 00:22 bottom right corner, it flys down then one second later flys back up?
sosomomonono 3 years ago
It's called an airplain?...
ollozbollozmcfeast 3 years ago
it flys down then fly back up at 00:24, how come its the only "airplane in the video?
sosomomonono 3 years ago
no plane
tazztone 2 years ago
airplane*
ollozbollozmcfeast 2 years ago
Is it just me, or did the sun not set? It appears the video just fades to black before the sun sets. Look how bright blue the sky is while it's fading to black. Other than that, great HDR time lapse.
guest2424 3 years ago
exelent.. did u use a h3???
mibs959 3 years ago
WOW this is one of the prettiest sunset timelapse. The colours are beautiful and it's so clear. =) thanks for sharingg
XxInnoc3nc3xX 3 years ago
'captured one right as the sun was setting in HDR' Boy, that would be great, eh? if we would adjust the tone mapping in real life :)
mserebreny 3 years ago
Very nice work :D
jcmegabyte 3 years ago
Great and OMG @ 00:50!!!
VisionHD 3 years ago
That has got to be one of the most stunning pieces of work i have seen yet. the colors are amazing. Great Work.
jkharris07 3 years ago
Only the infinite ways of describing this would stand up to a comment. no words in my vocabulary comes close.
Automagically 3 years ago
excellent footage ! beautifull very clear!
luckyjopot 3 years ago
Spectacular Work!!! Good to know that this can be done with Canon. I am wondering if I can do this with actual video.....for things of much shorter duration.
underworldimage
underworldimage 4 years ago
Or u can just capture for example every Nth (5th) frame with your photo camera, set exposures before that and use some software to generate hdrs, and import them as sequence to some editing software. Great idea :D
VisionHD 4 years ago
Great work! U can actually do a hdr-like effect in some adobe edition program using layer blending modes like multiply, overlay or similar. U can experiment :D Great work. 5
VisionHD 4 years ago
This is quite spectacular. Makes my first humble foray into time lapse look a bit weak!
gumleyboy 4 years ago 2
This is beautiful. What kind of camera are you using? I am very confused as to how you are doing this. I understand how to take a standard HDR picture but this video is like...whoa!
lbcjustin 4 years ago 5
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CuritibaMr 2 years ago
perfect
crixyd 4 years ago 2
Indeed, absolutely wonderful :)
wgjpinoy654 4 years ago 2
I never thought I'd need another DSLR. I thought the Nikon D50 would last me a lifetime. I've been proven wrong. I want the Interval Timer!
Drayg0 4 years ago
Awesome!
YourSaviour 4 years ago
Very cool!
TrashkenHK 4 years ago
Awesome imagery! curious as to what you used to accomplish the slow pan, and if you used CS2 or another program to combine your brackets into one HDR image.
montymykolas 4 years ago
Excellent experiment, kudos
Junction13aOnTheM6 4 years ago
Its really, really cool. How do you solve a problem with the shaking tree?
IvanoffKuprin 4 years ago
tell mother nature to hold the wind? You'll notice when the little front moves past there was a little breeze but it was quite still other than that. Some things can't be predicted or controlled. It's the timelapse 'roll of the dice' ;-)
milapse 4 years ago
Very nice!!! How many stops?
dsuggitt 4 years ago
I've been sticking with 3 (+1,0,-1). If I experiment with a longer interval maybe I'll step it up(down) to 5...
milapse 4 years ago
Some do some don't and need an external unit... There are programs that do it via a usb connection as well (gbtimelapse for canon's comes to mind) When I get the chance I'll do a little equipment overview. This one is using a D200 with the interval timer built in.
milapse 4 years ago
So do you just leave your camera out all day for someone to take? :-) Where do you live?
kieranmullen 4 years ago
This was from my garage roof! hahaha! For the most part I'll just keep it close or just hang out and read a book.
milapse 4 years ago
That is brilliant! It makes me want to do some more timelapse! It's cool how you managed to get the clouds rolling with the trees completely still for the 1st half of the video!
Great colour, fantastic view and excellent music!
chipko 4 years ago
lovely...
pyrrho314 4 years ago
As usual, very nice.
AshMashMash 4 years ago
Do you have videos with the lightning and dark clouds?
TSelecter 4 years ago
have not had the opportunity to capture something like that... it's tough if you don't have big open plains around - I live in a valley town! ;-)
milapse 4 years ago
Nice Colour
MonkSpacey 4 years ago