Friday July 31, 2009

HDR Video

HDR Video Tutorial?

Are you looking for an HDR Video Tutorial? Head over to the HDR DVD page, where there is also a downloadable version.

HDR Video

I have been experimenting with HDR video. Most of what I have seen out there is unsatisfactory. I’m not ready to reveal anything just yet, but experiments are continuing.

This page is a placeholder until I have something I feel is worthy. It’s my goal to make the moving video equivalent of the photos below. If you want to see more about the photography technique, you can visit the HDR Tutorial.

I also have an HDR camera section, but this is currently only related to still photography. Many people ask, “Why not just use HDR Photoshop?” I don’t advise just using Photoshop, and I have a little article at that link that talks about it.

And here are some HDR photos for you:

The river that ran through Lyon at midnight

Fourth on Lake Austin

Farewell India

Anyone want to join me at the beach for a good conversation?

Merry D3Xmas from Trey and Stuck In Customs!

Hong Kong from The Peak on a Summer Night

Camel in the Wild

The Bombing of Dresden

The Open Road

I've reached the end of the world

A Godly Dance at the Taj

Adventuring Deeper into Patagonia (by Stuck in Customs)

The Lonely Road to the Dinosaur Dig (by Stuck in Customs)

Puzzling Over Beauty (by Stuck in Customs)

Chicago Thaws into Spring (by Stuck in Customs)

The Icy Pit to Hell (by Stuck in Customs)

The Grassy Roof in the Central Icelandic Farms (by Stuck in Customs)

The Lonely Trinity (by Stuck in Customs)

An Icelandic Horse in the Wild (by Stuck in Customs)

About Me
  • http://www.NickBrianWalters.com Nick Walters

    If you have an interest in HDR video, you should check out my experiments at http://www.youtube.com/user/NickBrianWalters I’m just about to do some new HDR experiments in the coming weeks, and it should be VERY interesting.

  • http://www.hdrtimelapse.com Jay Burlage

    Greetings Trey, I’ve been working on HDR video work-flow on-and-off for the past 3 years: http://www.hdrtimelapse.com . Please feel free to contact me! Personally, I lean towards natural looking tone-mapping but I’m confident you could get any look/feel you desire…

  • matthew hudson

    those have got to be some of the best HDR images ive ever seen, this is my attempt using photomatix
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/bredbox/4609865575/.
    how do you achieve your amazing results?

  • Richard Brown

    Fantastic images, nice to see some HDR pushed to the max without maxing out, to many images are garish with halos, it’s so easy to go over the top with HDR.