HDR Video - U of M Law Quad

My experimentation with HDR time-lapse continues... This is a series of 32-bit radiance frames tone-mapped (to 8-bit) and compressed (2464x1632 to 480i then 320x240 for blurrtube). All the sequences are at least 7eV stops (two being 9!) except the middle pan of the courtyard (that one is just a single bracket... you can see quite a difference!). If you conservatively place 12-bit raw images at around 7eV of latitude then this footage has around 14-16 eV of dynamic range!!

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• HDR
• video
• time
• lapse
• timelapse
• university
• of
• michigan
• law
• school
• quad
• library
• cafeteria
• classroom

[bmxky]

2 years later...yep still cool!

[milapse]

hey thanks! ;-D

[iriscontrol]

Awesome work. Did you use 'time in motion' for the acceleration/decceleration in the courtyard scene ?

[milapse]

I used it for all except the outdoor arches. It's 'time IS motion' btw... ;-) 'time in motion' is a tool company!

[joeo18]

do you have a site with higher quality videos? besides blurtube?

[milapse]

Catch 22... not at the moment. I've been thinking about revver.

[camellane33]

U of M Law School? You should make it clear that this is the University of Michigan Law School, not the University of Mississippi Law School.

[LeadersnBest]

It' s beautiful.

Congrats.



[samueltilling74]

Look doing this in low format conversion just does not do your hard effort justice. whats that I'm stating the obvious! well sort it out then.

[bilbomarks]

You should upload in 720p. Youtube does HD now, you know.

[BenBernacke]

Whatever happened to the hooker law student at Michigan?

[da8iwr]

Search for milapse on vimeo, he is there already :)

Superb work :)

[lukertflickr]

use another format. like mgp2 700x mpxls.

cuz this is realy amazing, and we want to see your piece of art!

the quality on youtube is horrible :(

[crouchingtigervideo]

join vimeo they have much better quality