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This is a movie that I put together from Time-Lapses made with my Nikon D80 for a 4K film (4K means a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels). It will be shown in its full glory (4K) at a CineGrid workshop. Music by Kylo UPDATE: I just (1st november) replaced the video with a slightly modified version, I replaced a shot of some clouds with some new footage, the tree.
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Sequence shot By Dale Hildebrand hildebrandfilms.com I did the post work. This was a test to figure out the workflow for a large series of HDR time-lapses. I'll push the HDR further on the next one. It's amazing how it bleeds-out when put into motion because each frame looked very textured. This is a long process but has some great potential. GEEK STUFF: IMG SEQ shot at 4k on: Nikon D300 8mm wide eye Automated pan/tilt head Post Tools: Photoshop Iphoto Topaz After…
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Hi all, This is the HD version of the fulldome piece Second City. The dome master frames are just about 4k x 4k so using some custom software tools, I was able to extract a 16:9 version. This was displayed at the IPS conference in Chicago this past summer. The fulldome version can be seen here http://vimeo.com/1661019 Second City had its debut in Chicago at the annual DomeFest fulldome festival in July of '08. It took home the Harmony Channel…
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This is a movie we made for the Grandeur Nature film festival (www.festivalgrandeurnature.com), in summer 2007. It was intended to be projected as an appetizer before 35mm feature films The idea was to emphasize the landscape beauty, and to propose an original point of view of this Alps region, as far as timelapse is... Some shots are boring, some others beautiful... As there is no end credits, here is a quick list of people involved into it : •…
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This was some footage that was put together when I first got the camera. It was all shot with the 18-50mm f~2.8 RED Zoom.
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