Dragon HDRx Nature tests

[David Battistella]

Nice!

 

[jake southard]

Lugged a 33ft. Came TV crane + 200lbs of counter weights into the location Quite a bit of work but that shot will always make me think it was worth it!

thats what i figured you did lol
ohh the sacrifices for filmmaking...

 

[Adrian Weinbrecht]

Hi Luke

Whats the slowest shutter speeds you've been able to shoot HDRx on ?

Thanks for posting, I love the Forrest clip, it's deceptively beautiful.

 

[Mike P.]

Please post a .r3d.... I really want to dig into an HDRx Dragon frame.

 

[Josh Krzywonos]

Beautiful shots Luke!

 

[Sabovic Adis]

Let there be Light, Luke!
Very nice.

 

[Thomas Pohl]

Great work! Besides the impressiv quaiity of the footage I really like the musical mood together with the flow of the pictures.

Cheers
Thomas.

 

[Luke Neumann]

Great work! Besides the impressiv quaiity of the footage I really like the musical mood together with the flow of the pictures.

Cheers
Thomas.

Thanks, my wife and I wrote and recorded that one

 

[Bruce Schultz]

Nice shots. Some of my first shots when I got my Dragon last year were at Bodie ghost town out the windows, hdrx definitely saved the shot with deep interior shade and super bright exteriors.

I did the same HDR thing in Bodie a few years back in 3D for the Discovery Channel when it was just beginning it's experimentation with 3D. I used a Canon 7D on a rail and moved it 1 inch to the right 3 different positions for the right eye and the first position for the left eye. I was able to get perfect exposures from indoor to outdoor with HDR. Like you were I'm sure, I was warned not to touch anything once inside a building or face a fine and immediate expulsion from the park. Fun stuff though.

 

[Luke Neumann]

I did the same HDR thing in Bodie a few years back in 3D for the Discovery Channel when it was just beginning it's experimentation with 3D. I used a Canon 7D on a rail and moved it 1 inch to the right 3 different positions for the right eye and the first position for the left eye. I was able to get perfect exposures from indoor to outdoor with HDR. Like you were I'm sure, I was warned not to touch anything once inside a building or face a fine and immediate expulsion from the park. Fun stuff though.

That sounds fairly tedious I'm sure the results were worth it though!

I was surprised they let me fly a drone around to be honest!

 

[Tom Chase]

amazing shots

 

[Luke Neumann]

amazing shots

Thanks Tom!

 

[Luke Neumann]

Please post a .r3d.... I really want to dig into an HDRx Dragon frame.

I will have one of those up soon and will post here.

 

[Nick Mahar]

AMAZING! can't wait for you to post a grading process or something to see how you colored/blended in post. Going to hawaii next month and brining my Dragon and now i'm excited to shoot some HDR!

 

[Hal Long]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Mike P.]

I will have one of those up soon and will post here.

Eggsalad..errr.. excellent.

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Great stuff!

 

[Luke Neumann]

AMAZING! can't wait for you to post a grading process or something to see how you colored/blended in post. Going to hawaii next month and brining my Dragon and now i'm excited to shoot some HDR!

Thanks, I'm actually in the process of learning how to grade for HDR from Dolby. Won't be able to post any info on that though. I can certainly talk a bit about what I did for this video if you liked the results though?

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Yes, please, and challenges and how you resolved them with HDRx vs compression and motion