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Hi.

Just another few shots done with ML HDR, iso 100 and iso 800. Resolution is 720p50 to have 25 FPS left.
As I see it, ghosting is minimal, but there is quite a bit of noise in flat places like walls.

I separated the mov into tifs (Malcolm, thanks for a beautiful tool, but for this workflow I needed the pics in one folder in the original bright/dark order) and then used SNS-HDR pro version to batch process the whole bunch of pics. Then batch rename all pics since they are named now in only odd numbers (1,3,5,7...) and import them into editor of choice, in my case LightWorks.

edit: I thought that tif might be a better choice than jpg, but actually it makes no difference, so next time I could use HDSLR Offloader again and just copy all frames back into one folder.

The choice of saturation and brightness in some shots could be better, but still, it shows the potential of HDR.

Hi.

Anybody using Lightworks out there?
Basically it's the same workflow as described in Blender, but one of the forum-members created an user-effect especially for ML-HDR videos.
You still have to separate the two exposures, either with the doublespeed, two tracks, slip-one-frame approach or with an external prog, but then you just slap the "HDR" effect over them and get three sliders called threshold, contrast and gain.
Very easy to use. A short example can be seen here, but don't expect any spectacular shot, it's just a test.

Greetings from southern Germany.

I bought my cam last year in july, feeling comfortable by now, and two weeks ago I installed ML.

It's fascinating how much more one can enjoy your camera with that software!

At the moment the features I use most are focus patterns, HDR-bracketing, HDR-movie, a few display enhancements (waveforms etc) and a few shortcuts. (No finished projects yet, mainly playing and testing)

Good to see a forum and hoping it will grow over time.