Re: "Merge to HDR" in AE?

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From: Adolfo_Rozenfeld
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 06:09

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      HDR means at least a 2^96 (96bpc) float precision with a value range of
      +/- 12, but at least +/- 3 or something like that (would have to look
      up the exact values).




Lutz, I think film is sort of High(er) Dynamic Range, in the sense that it will record information way past a value of 1.0. But you're completely right in that wouldn't have anywhere near the tone gradation of 32 bpc.
Don't agree? Go tell Brendan Bolles and all, not me :)

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