More HDRx...

[Felix K.]

I'm wondering of Graeme is actually looking at pictures on the screen or if he just sees numbers scrolling down... :w00t:

 

[Matthew Cernohorsky]

I'm wondering of Graeme is actually looking at pictures on the screen or if he just sees numbers scrolling down... :w00t:

ROFL!! I'm sure he works both ways and has created multiple unheard of secret new ways of viewing images......for the future

 

[David (dudi) Namir]

This was shot with Peter Lik and Mick Plumridge in a ghost town near Las Vegas over the weekend. Both said "impossible" when we went into the barn. It was wicked dark in there and blistering noon desert-sun outside. They both fell over dead when they saw this. I called 911. They are OK now...

Jim

where is the clip? who pulled it out?

 

[Tim Hole]

I'm wondering of Graeme is actually looking at pictures on the screen or if he just sees numbers scrolling down... :w00t:

a la Matrix...

 

[Joe G.]

"(All assuming of course the x track is the first few milliseconds of the exposure read off early which it pretty distinctly would appear to be in all shots posted). "

Well Red has hinted that there's more to it, so you're still speculating, and wasting a lot of time doing it.

They could take numerous readings to inform their algorithms about the motion. They could do this up until the point where it clips.

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

They could take numerous readings to inform their algorithms about the motion. They could do this up until the point where it clips.

Care to place a wager.

Where would they store all this extra data without recording 3-4x as many layers? And why doesn't Magic Motion appear to use it for anything? I think it's a pretty sure bet that there is the "HDRx" layer and the "Normal" layer.

 

[Ben A.]

Does HDRx work in slow mo and if so up to what frame rate and is there a f-stop loss for taking 2 images in slow mo?

 

[Stuart English]

Slow motion

Slow motion

Selecting slow motion does not alter the HDR capabilities.