Graflex 4x5 wrote: I don't do video but from what I've read, HDR was developed to increase the dynamic range in digital video and video games. The computing power necessary is something along the lines of a Cray Super Computer .... so I don't think home HDR for video is around the corner.
Scotty wrote:
Graflex 4x5 wrote: I don't do video but from what I've read, HDR was developed to increase the dynamic range in digital video and video games. The computing power necessary is something along the lines of a Cray Super Computer .... so I don't think home HDR for video is around the corner.
HDR was around way before video games. It's already been done by semi-pro's.
Graflex 4x5 wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Graflex 4x5 wrote: I don't do video but from what I've read, HDR was developed to increase the dynamic range in digital video and video games. The computing power necessary is something along the lines of a Cray Super Computer .... so I don't think home HDR for video is around the corner.
HDR was around way before video games. It's already been done by semi-pro's.
If pong counts as a video game then I disagree.
It takes my software about 1-1/2 min to process one image after it's been tone mapped. With a frame rate of 20 frames per second .... that's 30 min of processing for 0ne Second of video. That's roughly 30 hours for 1 minute of video.
Anything is possible, if you have the time and $$$$.
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