3D HDR

Started by KarelBata, June 24, 2012, 01:55:24 PM

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KarelBata

Stills from a video currently in production:





Gonna be awesome!  ;D
I use a pair of 600Ds shooting 3D HDR timelapse - all at the same time!

KarelBata

Forgot to add:

2x 600D
+/-2EV
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I use a pair of 600Ds shooting 3D HDR timelapse - all at the same time!

Malcolm Debono

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing  :)
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screamer

Wow, really interesting. Per us know wherw we van see the final video when it's finished. Great work
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KarelBata

Thanks guys!  ;)  I'll certainly keep you posted.

I've been at this, bit by bit since February. I only get the cameras a few days a month, and what hasn't helped is the atrocious weather lately in the UK - like one town got a month's rain in a day last week! Floods in June..?  :-\

And of course there's figuring out a workflow. The way I'm going to this is keep the + and - together and not sperate them, edit then grade it as per normal (once for + and again for -), and only then seperate out the two streams and tone-map them in one go, seperating out bits that need different tone-map settings.  And the stereo tools in Speedgrade CS6 should be a great help.

So easy to get disorganised with a project like this and be driven completely mad!
I use a pair of 600Ds shooting 3D HDR timelapse - all at the same time!

Randles

Now that is neat, love it  8)

kFu

how do you sync the cameras? Do you use a "twin" remote, or do you just "thumb"-sync (pushing the shutter at the same time, more or less)? If you do the latter, do the cameras get out of phase after a while?

And how do you mount the cameras? Regular side by side or one camera upside down?

cheers!