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17. time lapse test #04
1 year ago
...feeling blue ;-)
First time I've used Lightroom from the CS3 suite to grade individual frames. This now adds another dimension to tone and texture - not all of it good though, but it is after all just another test playing around with lighting ;-)
See if you can spot the gaff when Erik (the dog) almost sent the camera & tripod to the ground?
First time I've used Lightroom from the CS3 suite to grade individual frames. This now adds another dimension to tone and texture - not all of it good though, but it is after all just another test playing around with lighting ;-)
See if you can spot the gaff when Erik (the dog) almost sent the camera & tripod to the ground?
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Erik at 01:35?
Your co-pilot sounds like a good friend, mine is still too young to understand the importance of stay away from the gear :D
Looking forward to seeing what you do with the D700 :)
Loving the processing. The slight vignette makes it look like it was shot through a Letus adapter.
And the churchyard looks different again with the processing, even though it's previously used footage.
I wouldn't have called it a test - perhaps just rename it to "Feeling Blue". I'd pass it as a completed work!
Very nice.
gracias :)
Glad you liked it :)
Lightroom - well this effort is my very first attempt with the software, never used it before this. I imported the image folder into Lr and selected the 1st image in the sequence, made the adjustments and then clicked on the 'Sync Settings' button then waited a while ;-)
it's as easy as that really...
Joey
I'm currently playing with HDR at the mo. hopefully that will be my 1st tutorial for our group ;-)
technical side is that it was all done with a Nikon D80, and all the other things mentioned in the comments above...
thanks :)
`It is Harmony in Blue`
In my perspective
but this is 'just a test' you see, as this was the first time I used this particular piece of software to colour grade. When I become proficient or competent with an application then I will give the final output a name/title. For now, this remains as a test because I know I can do better - but we will see ;-)
-Capture your pictures as RAW
-Import to lightroom and select all
-Make 'virtual copy' (now only the vc are selected)
- raise lighning up (+2)
-make virtual copy again
- set down lightning -4
--> Now you have each of your pictures in 3 different lightning typs.
-->Batchprocessing
- Put this into 'photomatix', use batchtool and you will get fakeHDR pictures. These can be combined to a timelapse as usual.
I'm very familiar with the technique and usually it is the following:
Normal Exposure / +2 Exposure / -2 Exposure
-4 Exposure (probably be too harsh)
Anyhow, I've already posted links to the above tips in this channel vimeo.com/timelapseinHD
I prefer real HDR though seeing as my camera supports bracket mode ;-)
nice work. cant wait to see the rest of your work.
Great choice in music too.
Jan
overall, this probably took a little over 8 hours back-to-back...
...no, what I meant to say was that a typical one minute scene you view could represent up to two hours of actual time. I take photographs varying in duration from 3 seconds per shot up to a maximum of ten seconds per shot and then string them together in a video of 24 frames (photos) per second. With night scenes - this duration is even longer...
Thanks for watching, and I'm pleased you like it.
be well ;-)
Thanks Jan :)
good luck with your time lapses and hope you show 'em here on vimeo ;-)
Thanks for watching :)
I never really used Lightroom for batch work before I made this - this was my first real attempt at using this program. It did take a while though, and in all fairness it would have probably taken just as long with Magic Bullet although I wouldn't have got the same effect as I did with LR.
Thanks for the kind comment :)
Glad you like it :)
Thanks for the comment :)
camera do you use. Have a look at the time machine thats the motion head I use
These are the apps I use ;-)
I even like the music - good choice!
Keep it up!