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Article #56Re: "Merge to HDR" in AE?
From: Adolfo_Rozenfeld
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 06:04
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 06:04
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Yes, using a general purpose still scanner for that would be incredibly slow. Not to mention how much worse it would be when you start taking multiple exposure to get every detail out of the negatives. But... apparently your eye is richer than your budget, so for short sequences it may work... Stabilize in AE: it would use 2-3-4 points. I guess it should work. Auto-align in PS would detect and use as many points as needed. And it can be batch-processed. Try the former, if it doesn't work well for your needs, you know you have the latter.
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